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Can’t get enough of the teasers for the Ferrari F150? Apparently neither can Ferrari.

As automotive enthusiasts worldwide wait patiently for the official unveiling of the Ferrari F150, the Italian automaker has dropped yet another teaser image of the new exotic.

Ferrari has confirmed that the successor to the Enzo, the F150, will be making its official debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.

Ferrari’s Enzo successor might still be a few weeks away from its Geneva debut, but a new clip below confirms the obvious: it sounds great.

As we get closer and closer to the debut of Ferrari’s next supercar, the successor to the Enzo, more details are leaking out surrounding the internally-named F150 Project.

Recently, Ferrari held a private preview of its F150 project for prospective buyers and those fortunate enough to have attended have spilled some of the supercar’s details onto the internet.

Teaser images of the Ferrari Enzo successor, thus far called the F70, has been thoroughly shrouded until recently when the teaser images below leaked from a presentation.

The successor to the Ferrari Enzo, previously known as the F70 and codenamed internally as F150, will pack more than 800 hp and weigh as little as 2,425 lbs.

Toyota and Ford began a partnership last year to develop a hybrid system for trucks and SUVs, and according to a “high ranking Ford engineer” the goal is a Ford F-150 hybrid.