Ferrari FF 2011–2016 car dimensions: 4907 mm long, 1953 mm wide and 1379 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,880 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 450 litres.
The four-seat cabin has dual-zone automatic climate control as standard with vents for all occupants. A 6.5-inch touchscreen forms the centre of the infotainment system with navigation and media. Front and rear parking sensors are standard. Cruise control and a reversing camera started as options then became standard on later cars. Apple CarPlay was added from 2014 as an available feature. No automatic emergency braking, blind-spot warning or lane-keep assist appears in the equipment lists.
Boot volume is 450 litres with the rear seats upright. Folding the independently split rear seats raises capacity to 800 litres. A drop-down centre section lets longer items such as skis pass through while still carrying passengers.
No factory towing capacity is listed for the FF. Payload stands at 440 kg, covering four occupants plus luggage for grand-touring trips. Adaptive magnetorheological dampers are standard. a front-and-rear lift system is optional for clearing ramps or rough surfaces. The car is not equipped for heavy work use.
The cabin feels spacious and exclusive for a high-performance GT, with four body-hugging seats that support long drives for adults front and rear. Dual-zone climate control and multiple vents keep everyone comfortable. Power seats adjust extensively including bolsters and lumbar. Optional glass roof floods the space with light while holding temperature steady.
Fuel use 15.4 l/100 km combined with 360 g/km CO2.
91-litre fuel tank.
Annual service or around every 10,000-15,000 km.
Standard kit includes ABS, ESC with multiple modes, carbon-ceramic brakes and four airbags.
Chassis exceeds European and North American crash standards. no official star rating published.
Fuel consumption sits at 15.4 litres per 100 km on the combined cycle with CO2 at 360 g/km thanks to direct injection and stop-start. The 91-litre tank supports long-distance touring without constant stops.
Servicing follows an annual schedule or roughly every 10,000 to 15,000 km. New cars came with seven years of scheduled maintenance covering parts, oil and brake fluid at authorised dealers. Typical annual costs stay reasonable for the class once the free period ends.
Safety centres on a stiff aluminium structure that meets or exceeds front, side, rear and rollover standards. Standard equipment covers dual front airbags, front side airbags, ABS, electronic stability control with snow/wet/comfort/sport modes, and large carbon-ceramic discs. Four-wheel drive adds traction in low-grip conditions. Rear occupants lack dedicated airbags.
Keeping the car means sticking to dealer or specialist intervals to protect the dual-clutch gearbox and 4RM system. Watch for occasional software updates and rare power-transfer unit issues. Regular care keeps it reliable for daily or grand-touring use.
Length 4907 mm, Width 1953 mm, Height 1379 mm, Wheelbase 2990 mm (FF 2011–2016)
Sources: manufacturer data, Ferrari.com official page, autoevolution, Ultimatecarpage/company press.