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Ferrari’s 12Cilindri Manuale pairs an eight‑speed dual‑clutch transaxle with a pedal‑operated, clutch‑by‑wire system and a traditional gated lever, offering six forward gears (plus reverse/neutral) for a manual‑style experience while retaining automatic modes for testing and regulatory needs; only 1,500 units will be built, and Ferrari aims to preserve driving engagement even without a conventional mechanical linkage.
Ferrari’s 12Cilindri Manuale uses a ‘Manuale by Wire’ system that maps to the SF90 Stradale’s eight-speed dual-clutch with two gears removed, delivering manual-like control via electronics rather than a mechanical linkage and including a Koenigsegg CC850–like auto mode. The piece argues purists should stop demanding a traditional manual, noting the 819 hp V12, 9,500 rpm redline, and the ability for clutch dumps and heel-and-toe, while acknowledging it isn’t a true manual and that rebuild costs could be high. In short, it’s framed as a pragmatic compromise for a modern, power-dense Ferrari.)
Ferrari unveils the 12Cilindri Manuale, a limited-run version of the 12Cilindri that adds a 'Manuale By-Wire' system—combining a traditional clutch pedal and a gated shifter with an eight-speed dual-clutch to give real manual control (and even the possibility to stall) while keeping the unchanged 819-hp 6.5-liter V12. Production is capped at 1,499 units, with seventh and eighth gears reserved for relaxed high-speed cruising. The car can start in Drive automatically or enter Manual mode when the clutch is pressed, and drivers can revert to auto anytime, though pricing has not been announced.
Ferrari unveils the 12Cilindri Manuale, a naturally aspirated 6.5L V12 with rear‑wheel drive that pairs an open-gated six‑speed manual with a by‑wire system that can trigger an eight‑speed dual‑clutch auto (the manual uses the first six gears the auto uses the last two). It delivers 820hp and 500 lb‑ft, reaches 0–62 mph in 2.9 seconds, and tops at 211 mph. Only 1,499 Tailor Made cars will be built, priced from about €590,000 (roughly €190k more than the standard €400k car).