Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Cars
  3. Legacy Archives

Sebastian Vettel answers fan questions while cruising in the Ferrari FXX-K

Add as a preferred source on Google

Formula 1 champion and former Red Bull golden child Sebastian Vettel starts his tenure driving for Ferrari this season, one that both team and driver hope will bring more success than they’ve seen last year. Fans are sure to have many questions, and Vettel took the time to sit down and answer a few. In lieu of just sitting in front of a camera, Vettel fields the questions in a setting more befitting a Ferrari F1 driver: behind the wheel of a Ferrari FXX K.

The Sexy, face-meltingly fast Ferrari doesn’t get much screen time, but we do get to hear a bit of the 6.2-liter V12 rumble and roar in the background. This naturally aspirated engine cranks out 848 horsepower on its own, coupling with a hybrid system derived from the KERS (kinetic energy recovery system) found in its F1 racers. That brings the total power output to 1,036, which is, y’know, a lot.

Ferrari LaFerrari FXX K
Image used with permission by copyright holder

As for Vettel, he answers questions posited to him about his lack of social media presence, the progression of his Italian, and if he’ll remember to go to the right pit garage after being with Red Bull for so long. He jokingly replies that all the bright red Ferrari branding will help him avoid such a gaffe, but it’s a more valid question than he may realize. Current Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton pulled this move in 2013 when he drove into the McLaren pit after he left the team that year.

Recommended Videos

Ferrari’s Formula 1 team is in desperate need of revitalization. Vettel himself had a less than stellar 2014: his four-time win streak came to an abrupt end thanks to a dominating performance by Mercedes while his new number two driver, Daniel Ricciardo, completely upstaged him with several victories as Vettel languished in the middle of the pack. With the new season bringing tweaks to some of last year’s unfavorable regulations (good riddance, double point finale and standing restarts), as well as a significant shuffling of top drivers, 2015 should be quite an exciting spectacle.

Alexander Kalogianni
Former Automotive Editor
Alex K is an automotive writer based in New York. When not at his keyboard or behind the wheel of a car, Alex spends a lot of…
The used EV landmine: Why reading the odometer isn’t enough anymore
Why reading the odometer on a used EV is officially meaningless
Electric vehicle logo

Shopping for a pre-owned electric vehicle in North America puts buyers on dealership lots during a historic turning point. Driven by a massive wave of expiring three-to-four-year-old leases, the used EV market is booming. Sales surged over 10% year-over-year, with early-generation commuters like the Chevrolet Bolt, Nissan Leaf, and Hyundai Kona Electric routinely listed under $18,000.

On paper, this trend looks like an incredible entry point for budget-conscious drivers. However, legacy car dealers and traditional vehicle valuation guides are struggling to navigate a massive catch: the odometer on a used EV no longer tells buyers how worn out the car actually is.

Read more
GM’s new trucks aren’t ditching Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
GM is rolling out a completely redesigned in-car interface, starting with the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. It brings a cleaner home screen, smarter towing tools, improved Super Cruise visuals, and tighter integration with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Adult, Male, Man

Car infotainment systems tend to try to do too much. Navigation, music, climate controls, cameras, phone calls, and vehicle settings all fight for the same screen, which isn't exactly ideal when you're supposed to be watching the road. General Motors thinks it has a better approach. The company has revealed an entirely new user interface for its vehicles, and the first models to get it will be the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra.

Rather than giving everything a fresh coat of paint, GM has reworked how it organizes information. The default home screen can show a large interactive map alongside another card containing music, fuel economy, trailering information, or other vehicle data. That means you shouldn't have to constantly jump between apps just to change a song or check something on your truck.

Read more
The best jump starters for cars in 2026
We bring you the best jump starters for you in 2026.
Car Jump Starter

Any time you hit the road, whether you're taking a short or long trip, it's a good idea to have backups handy. A spare or backup tire, some antifreeze, windshield wash fluid, a road hazard kit, and, last but not least, one of the best portable tire inflators and a portable jump starter. You never know when cold weather, inadvertently leaving the dome light on, or plain old Father Time can curse you with a dead battery. Ensure you have one of the best portable jump starters that can save you in a jam, kickstarting your car even when there isn't anyone around to jump the battery. Naturally, that's why we’ve rounded up what we feel are the best portable jump starters for 2026.

ANCEL BS200

Read more