There’s so much we don’t know about the successor to the Enzo, such has the name, which is rumored to either be the Ferrari F150 or the F70. It’s hard to see them go for the former because we’re sure that Ford will have something to say about it. However, there are so many other questions that need to be answered and we might be a little closer to knowing some of those all-important details.

It looks as though the potential Ferrari F150/F70 specs might have been passed on and seems to reveal the top speed, although we cannot be certain how much credibility this report has. According to the report the new Ferrari supercar (or hypercar as some people are calling it) will use a V12 hybrid engine because of its KERS and will produce more than 950 horsepower, although we already know this.

We’re also hearing that the engine will rev to over 9,200 rpm and will go from 0-60 mph in less than three seconds and hit a top speed of 229 mph. While Ferrari have yet to officially confirm the specs for their F150/F70, we don’t see no reason why it cannot reach this kind of speed when you take into consideration the standard engine of 800hp and the extra 150hp boost from the KERS.

However, where the new Ferrari will come into its own is its weight, because we have already reported that the F150/F70 could weigh just 2,799 pounds, which is a little heaver than a Mazda MX-5 Miata – that’s a serious power-to-weight ratio. We’d love to know if you will favor the new Ferrari over the McLaren P1?

One would have presumed that Ferrari would have debuted their F150 during the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, but it seems they have other plans. Luca di Montezemlo has recently said that the Ferrari F150 will debut next month and will have the same exclusivity as the Enzo did by producing just 500 of these vehicles, although Ferrari Enzo had a limited production of 400.

Currently only two teaser images have been released by Ferrari, but Autocar has their own render of what they believe the F150 will look like, and we are impressed by what we see. However, it’s not all about looks because this hypercar needs to have the performance and the handling to match, and from what we know of the tech specs this will not be an issue.

The Ferrari F150 will be going up against some serious contenders, such as the McLaren P1, but looking at some of the basic specs it looks as though the Prancing Horse will come out on top, although we’re certain that the McLaren will give Ferrari a run for their money – just as they do in F1.

F150 vs. Enzo: Ferrari has made a huge number of advancements over the years, with the F150 making use of KERS to help produce an extra 100 horsepower boost, and improvements to chassis, body and engine technology to help reduce emissions by massive 300 gCO2/km when compared to its predecessor. While this all sounds good on paper, it’s not known if the F150 will be able to achieve the cult status that the Ferrari managed, what are your thoughts?