When the best in business lock horns against each other, it is inevitable that a gruesome competition will occur. So is the case when the several models of Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche are pitted against each other. To a layman, it might see that all the three brands have common aspects about each other. They manufacture state-of-the-art cars, which go on to become status objects for decades. However, a thin line of difference persists among these three manufacturers.
Class of Cars: When it comes to the types of cars these three automobile-giants manufacture, there is a well-marked line of difference. Ferrari specialises in grand tourer versions as well in sports cars. This Italian company produces luxurious premium cars in the sports and tourer categories. On the other hand, Porsche, the German brand has a specialisation in a variety of car types, which include grand tourer models, roadsters, sports cars, full-size luxury cars as well as mid-size crossover SUVs. As it is clear, Porsche handles a number of segments more when compared to Ferrari. Lamborghini, the Italian brand has a niche category of 2-door coupes, 2-door roadsters and 2-door spyder models. This is the primary points of differences between these three luxury brands.
Layout: The next notable aspect of difference comes in the layout of their various models. Ferrari generally has a front mid-engine rear wheel drive models, rear mid-engine rear wheel drive cars as well as models, which have a FMR and FM4 layout. On the other hand, Porsche follows a rear engine rear-drive layout, four wheel drive MR layout and a front engine four-wheel drive option. Lamborghini prefers to keep it simpler, with a mid-engine four wheel drive option and a mid-engine rear wheel drive option.
Body-Styling: The body styles of cars of the three modes are remarkably different form one another. On one hand, Ferrari goes on to boast 2-door models, 2+2 coupe cabriolets, 2-seat spider models, 2-seat Berlinetta and a 3-door shooting-break model. Porsche treads the conventional path when it comes to body styling with 5-door SUVs, 2-door coupes, 2-door targas, 5-door fastback models and 2-door cabriolets. Lamborghini is all classy with 5-door fastback, 2-door coupé, 2-door targa, 5-door SUV and a 2-door convertible.
Transmission: The transmission of the cars from Lamborghini, Porsche and Ferrari are something that sets them apart from the rest of the world. While Ferrari follows a seven-speed dual clutch automated manual transmission, it is seven-speed ISR semi-automatic and a five-speed manual for Lamborghini. Porsche follows a diverse transmission technique with five-speed automatic, five-speed manual, six-speed manual and a seven-speed PDK dual clutch transmission.
All these aspects delve into the detailed aspects of top global brands like Ferrari, Porsche and Lamborghini and come up to show exactly why they are said to be at the top manufacturers list of luxury automobiles in the world.
