Ferrari California dimensions

Quickly, convenient and exciting, the 2010 Ferrari California is the most well-rounded grand touring convertible in the company's storied history. It's certainly not the prettiest, though. Ferrari California Convertible offers the following pros: A roof for all seasons, scintillating V8 performance and soundtrack, automated dual-clutch manual transmission, sharp handling, reasonably convenient ride, finely crafted dashboard, highly customizable. Ferrari California Convertible drawbacks are: Ferrari pricing, no traditional manual transmission, bulbous rear-end look-and-feel.

The 2010 Ferrari California retractable-hardtop convertible comes traditional with 19-inch wheels, bi-xenon headlights, the manettino helm knob for adjustable car options, full leather dashboard, fold-down back seatback, a trip computer, hard-drive navigator and a CD player audio system with touchscreen interface.

Features are extensive, as Ferraris are highly customizable -- there are myriad look paint and dashboard leather color choices available. More typical auxillary items include diamond-finish wheels in 19- and 20-inch sizes, run-flat tires, adaptive headlights, adjustable suspension, front parking sensors, rearview camera, cruise control, auto-dimming mirrors, carbon-fiber aerodynamic improvements, faux-suede upholstery, full performance seatings, various bench designs (daytona style, diamond-quilted and carbon-fiber racing in three available sizes), an updated audio system and an Ipod interface. .