dude, thanks for the pics. I think the f60 is shaping up nicely, and I think the huge wing thing is dated. Just my own speculation: drivetrain testing can be done without any respect for the car, so I suggest that the reason that this nearly undisguised prototype is roaming about is that Ferrari is doing final testing of the car's driving behavior, and perhaps checking whether the shape has effective enough downforce for 220+ top speeds, also why the wing has probably been left off. My guess is that ferrari is unsure whether the shape needs the wing, figuring such an ungainly device perhaps unnecessary. Check out the heavily contoured deck that flows into an upturned tail... The F50's was almost flat, by comparison. Also, that front overhang is huge... even a jaguar xj220 owner would consider it more than is believable, but it doesn't change frontal area any, so its possible that its fake, the real face probably rounded off more like the 360 modena's. Or at least I sincerely hope, as such a tremendous overhang is truly a design oversight if it is not chopped before production. the fact that all the lines forward of the A pillar flow so smoothly into that terribly long nose does worry me that it is the final item though. I sincerely hope, for what this car means to automotive enthusiasts around the world, that ferrari doesn't fuck this car up, because I remember how disappointed I was with the F50 from so many angles. the profile and dead on views of the top, front and rear were great, but nearly every 3/4 angle view made the car seem to have odd extrusions, too long in every direction, especially by comparison to the wicked proportions of the then-in-production McLaren F1. Doesn't mean the f50 didn't kick ass, and it also doesn't mean this car won't be as fast as we've all been led to believe, but if it isn't drop dead gorgeous, it won't be as special. It also won't occupy the space in young boys' minds that it should, and will leave the bragging rights all to the Ultima's, Mosler's, Stealth B6's and Bugatti 16/4 Veyron's of the world.