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This article is about the F40 Competizione. You may be looking for its base variant.

Overview[]

The 1989 Cavallo F42 Clash is an Italian supercar that was added to Driving Empire on February 3, 2023, as one of the vehicles to be obtained from the Standard Crates in the Crates system, along with the 2015 Prancep 933 Malibu. It is listed as the Jackpot Prize with a 5-star Rarity and has a 0.2% chance of being obtained from it.

The vehicle is based on the Ferrari F40 Competizione, a non-sponsored and more powerful variant of the F40 that was built 2 years after its base counterpart's debut. It was also made and ordered by a French importer who wanted to field it in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Only 10 of these cars were built in total, with the first 2 using the Le Mans tag and the last 8 using the Competizione tag since it was a bit too restrictive.

The vehicle was removed with the Easter 2023 Event, alongside all other Cavallos.

Performance[]

For its performance as an exclusive crate-obtained vehicle, it was a better version of the F40 due to its handling being tied for the second best, above-average brakes, average top speed, and below-average acceleration. This made it one of the easiest cars to use. Despite this however, its acceleration made it one of the worst to be used on the Drag Race. Nevertheless, it had an above-average performance on the Highway Race and was considered to be one of the fastest on Circuit, Cross Country (even though its acceleration slightly held it back), and Drawbridge Sprint. Overall, it was mostly a collector's vehicle if you have money to spare.

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Trivia[]

  • This was one of the first two distinct vehicles that could be obtained through the Standard Crate system.
  • In the off-sale section of the dealership, the car had a price tag of $2,500,000, which was perhaps the sole value of it.
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