Ferrari 550 Maranello vs DBS 5.2T V12 Comparison

Car Information

Engine / Motor

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340 km/h

Dimensions

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4 Seater

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4712 mm

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1942 mm

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1280 mm

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2805 mm

Fuel Economy

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8.2 Km/L

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8.2 Km/L

Comfort

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Safety

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Chassis & Steering

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Rear Wheel Drive

Key Spec

TBD

5.2 L

TBD

715 BHP - 770 BHP

TBD

Automatic

TBD

Gasoline & Petrol

TBD

TBD

TBD

4 Seater

Engine

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5.2 L

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Gasoline

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715 BHP

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900 Nm

Technologies

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Comparison of configuration highlights

  • Ferrari 550 Maranello

    • DBS 5.2T V12

      • Parking sensor rear
      • Parking sensor front
      • Rear Camera
      • ABS

    Review Comparison

    Positive

    • No data found

    Negative

    • No data found

    Positive

    • No data found

    Negative

    • No data found

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    Expert / Editor Recommendation

    Choose Ferrari 550 Maranello if you care more about overall equipment; choose DBS 5.2T V12 if you care more about overall equipment.

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    Q&A

    • According to fuel consumption data, Ferrari 550 Maranello has a fuel consumption of No data, while DBS 5.2T V12 has a fuel consumption of 12.2. Therefore, No data is more fuel-efficient.
    • In terms of interior space, Ferrari 550 Maranello has a wheelbase of No data, while DBS 5.2T V12 has a wheelbase of 2805 mm. Generally, the model with the longer wheelbase, No data, offers more room.
    • Check drive type, ground clearance and torque together. Ferrari 550 Maranello uses No data, while DBS 5.2T V12 uses Rear Wheel Drive.