819 hp from a hybrid V6, rear-wheel drive, and no electronics apologising for either. The least sensible car in the fleet, and it knows it.
The 296 GTB is Maranello's proof that six cylinders can out-sing eight. A 120-degree twin-turbo V6 and an electric motor combine for 819 hp, 100 km/h arrives in 2.6 seconds, and the short wheelbase lets the car pivot with a precision nothing else in this fleet can match. In the cabin everything faces the driver; nothing asks for attention but the road.
This is a car for one perfect day: sunrise serpentines above Tbilisi, an evening arrival that ends conversations. Rent a Ferrari 296 GTB in Georgia through Autohub — delivered where you need it, fully insured, with the briefing kept short so the driving can be long.
The 296 GTB is the Ferrari that made a V6 sound like an event. Its 3.0-litre twin-turbocharged 120-degree V6 works with an electric motor to produce 819 hp, sent to the rear wheels alone; 0–100 km/h takes 2.6 seconds and top speed reaches 330 km/h. Engineers in Maranello call the soundtrack a piccolo V12, and it is reason enough to keep the windows down. Two seats, no pretence of practicality, a chassis tuned for constant conversation between car and driver.
Georgia gives that chassis something to talk about. The climb from Tbilisi toward Gudauri and the Jvari Pass is one of the most rewarding driving roads in the region, and a weekend rental turns the drive itself into the itinerary. Slip through the old town on silent electric power in the morning; let the V6 speak fully on the serpentines by noon.