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|manufacturer = [[Ferrari]] |
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The '''Ferrari 512BB '76''' is road a car produced by [[Ferrari]]. In 1971, it was the first car ever to utilize a mid-engined layout included in Ferrari´s flagship model. This was the 365GT4/BB announced at the Torino Motor Show. The car first appeared in [[Gran Turismo 5 Prologue]], and later returned in [[Gran Turismo 5]] and [[Gran Turismo 6]]. It is also available in [[Gran Turismo Sport]], where it was added as part of Update 1.11, released on January 26, 2018. |
The '''Ferrari 512BB '76''' is road a car produced by [[Ferrari]]. In 1971, it was the first car ever to utilize a mid-engined layout included in Ferrari´s flagship model. This was the 365GT4/BB announced at the Torino Motor Show. The car first appeared in [[Gran Turismo 5 Prologue]], and later returned in [[Gran Turismo 5]] and [[Gran Turismo 6]]. It is also available in [[Gran Turismo Sport]], where it was added as part of Update 1.11, released on January 26, 2018. |
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+ | ==Colors== |
| + | Twenty-four colors (twenty-one in Gran Turismo Sport) are available for this car. |
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| − | The 365 GT4/BB was updated as the BB 512 in 1976, resurrecting the name of the earlier Ferrari 512 racer. The engine was larger at 4942 cc, had an increased compression ratio of 9.2:1, Horse Power was slightly up to 360 and a new dual plate clutch to handle the added power, torque and ease the pedal effort. Dry sump lubrication was used to prevent oil starvation in hard cornering due to revised rear suspension, wider wheels and wider rear tires. External differentiators included a new front spoiler, wider rear tires, added NACA side air vents ducting air to the brakes, four tail pipes and four tail lights (instead of six). |
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| + | Below is a list of colors selectable in all games: |
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| − | 929 BB 512 models were produced. |
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| − | ==Description== |
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| + | *Bianco Polo (Bianco Polo Park in GT Sport) |
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| − | ''This description is taken from this car's Gran Turismo 5 profile:'' |
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| + | *Giallo Fly (Nuovo Giallo Fly in GT Sport) |
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| + | *Verde Medio |
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| + | *Blu Dino |
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| + | *Blu Sera |
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| + | *Blu Scuro Dino |
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| + | *Rosso Rubino |
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| + | *Rosso Chiaro |
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| + | *Rosso Dino |
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| + | *Oro Chiaro |
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| + | *Grigio Ferro |
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| + | *Nero |
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| + | The following colors are only available in the PS3 games: |
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| + | *Argento |
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| + | *Grigio Argento |
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| + | *Azzurro |
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| + | *Celeste |
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| + | *Blu Dino Met. |
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| + | *Blu Sera Met. |
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| + | *Rosso Bordeaux |
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| + | *Rosso Met. |
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| + | *Rosso Cordoba |
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| + | *Marrone |
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| + | *Viola Dino |
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| + | *Gold Poly |
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| + | *Giallo Dino |
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| + | *Giallo Senape |
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| + | *Verde Germoglio |
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| + | *Verde Pino Met. |
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| + | *Azzurro Metallizzato (misspelt as "Metalizzato" in the game) |
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| + | *Azzurro Dino |
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| + | *Blu Montecarlo |
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| + | *Marrone Dino Met. |
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| + | *Argento Auteuil Met. |
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| + | }} |
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| + | ==In-game description== |
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| − | {{:GT5 Transcripts/Ferrari 512BB '76}} |
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| + | ''"One of the leading from the supercar trend of the '70s, competing for the highest top speed alongside the Countach."''<br>{{:GT5 Transcripts/Ferrari 512BB '76}} |
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==Acquisition== |
==Acquisition== |
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===GT Sport=== |
===GT Sport=== |
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This car can be purchased in the Ferrari section of Brand Central for 105,000 Credits. |
This car can be purchased in the Ferrari section of Brand Central for 105,000 Credits. |
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| + | ==Pictures== |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | 512BB_-_Cup.jpg|GT Sport Cup Livery |
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| + | </gallery> |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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+ | *Prior to update v1.38, this vehicle was not permitted to enter the [[Boxer Spirit (GT Sport)|Boxer Spirit]] event in Gran Turismo Sport. This was most likely because the in-game engine classification is V12, as the car's engine is actually not a true boxer engine, but a flat 180-degree V12 with each crankpin used by two opposite pistons (true boxer engines use only one crankpin per piston) and dual camshaft (the BB actually stands for Berlinetta Bialbero). |
| + | *This car, the [[McLaren P1 GTR '16]], the [[Renault Sport Mégane R.S. Trophy Safety Car]] and the [[Toyota Crown Athlete G Safety Car]] are the only non-Gr.4/Gr.3 cars that can have the light covers changed. In case of the 512 BB, it changes the color of the front blinker lights. |
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| − | **This is most likely because the in-game engine classification is V12. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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[[Category:N400]] |
[[Category:N400]] |
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[[Category:Level 8 Cars]] |
[[Category:Level 8 Cars]] |
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Revision as of 20:16, 21 March 2020
The Ferrari 512BB '76 is road a car produced by Ferrari. In 1971, it was the first car ever to utilize a mid-engined layout included in Ferrari´s flagship model. This was the 365GT4/BB announced at the Torino Motor Show. The car first appeared in Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, and later returned in Gran Turismo 5 and Gran Turismo 6. It is also available in Gran Turismo Sport, where it was added as part of Update 1.11, released on January 26, 2018.
Colors
Twenty-four colors (twenty-one in Gran Turismo Sport) are available for this car. Below is a list of colors selectable in all games:
- Bianco Polo (Bianco Polo Park in GT Sport)
- Giallo Fly (Nuovo Giallo Fly in GT Sport)
- Verde Medio
- Blu Dino
- Blu Sera
- Blu Scuro Dino
- Rosso Rubino
- Rosso Chiaro
- Rosso Dino
- Oro Chiaro
- Grigio Ferro
- Nero
The following colors are only available in the PS3 games:
- Argento
- Grigio Argento
- Azzurro
- Celeste
- Blu Dino Met.
- Blu Sera Met.
- Rosso Bordeaux
- Rosso Met.
- Rosso Cordoba
- Marrone
- Viola Dino
- Gold Poly
The following colors are only available in GT Sport:
- Giallo Dino
- Giallo Senape
- Verde Germoglio
- Verde Pino Met.
- Azzurro Metallizzato (misspelt as "Metalizzato" in the game)
- Azzurro Dino
- Blu Montecarlo
- Marrone Dino Met.
- Argento Auteuil Met.
In-game description
"One of the leading from the supercar trend of the '70s, competing for the highest top speed alongside the Countach."
Ferrari launched its first mid-engine sports car, the 365 GT4 BB, at the Turin Motor Show in 1971 as an answer to Lamborghini's now legendary Miura[1] model. The letters "BB" in the car's title stood for "Berlinetta Boxer", as a reference to the car's coupe body style and its horizontally-opposed "boxer" engine; the pistons of each cylinder bank were positioned exactly opposite each other on a flat plane.
The 365 GT4 BB started delivery in 1973, but was not so well-received in the supercar market. So, just three years later, Ferrari produced an evolved version of the car called the 512 BB.
The major change was an engine that was enlarged by 600 cc, giving it 5.0 liters in displacement (the name 512 refers to the engine, a 5.0-liter, 12-cylinder). It pumped out 355 HP, which was actually 20 HP less than the 365 GT4 BB's power plant, while torque was 28.9 lb-ft higher at 332.7 lb-ft.
The 512 BB featured a steel tube space frame; the body was composed of steel, aluminum, and reinforced fiberglass. The car's svelte shape was penned by both Pininfarina and Scaglietti. Ferrari claimed both the 365 and 512 had an official top speed of 188 mph (303 km/h), a response to the 186 mph (299 km/h) top speed of the Lamborghini Countach.
There was a major supercar boom in Japan at the time, and popularity was split roughly 50/50 between the 512 BB and the Countach; making them fierce rivals in the Japanese market as well as the world stage.
Acquisition
GT5P
This car can be purchased at the Ferrari dealership for 102,500 Credits.
GT5
This car is a Premium Car, and can be purchased from the Ferrari dealership for 102,500 Credits. It is a level 8 car.
GT6
This car can be purchased for 102,500 Credits. It has a detailed interior.
GT Sport
This car can be purchased in the Ferrari section of Brand Central for 105,000 Credits.
Pictures
Trivia
- Prior to update v1.38, this vehicle was not permitted to enter the Boxer Spirit event in Gran Turismo Sport. This was most likely because the in-game engine classification is V12, as the car's engine is actually not a true boxer engine, but a flat 180-degree V12 with each crankpin used by two opposite pistons (true boxer engines use only one crankpin per piston) and dual camshaft (the BB actually stands for Berlinetta Bialbero).
- This car, the McLaren P1 GTR '16, the Renault Sport Mégane R.S. Trophy Safety Car and the Toyota Crown Athlete G Safety Car are the only non-Gr.4/Gr.3 cars that can have the light covers changed. In case of the 512 BB, it changes the color of the front blinker lights.
Notes
- ↑ Misspelt as "Muira" in the game.