Field Assessment
The Furia is the answer to what happens when Grotti removes all constraints from an engineering brief. The result is a car that costs significantly more than the next most expensive thing in its class and performs commensurately. The hybrid system adds the electric torque that the combustion engine cannot produce at low revs. The result is acceleration that removes the concept of a gap between the light going green and the car being somewhere else.
Active aerodynamics mean the car's shape changes with speed. The flaps that deploy at highway velocity are not decorative. They are the car managing its own relationship with the air moving over it. At Vice City coast road speeds this system is audible in the change of wind noise as the car reconfigures.
Ownership of a Furia in Leonida communicates a specific set of facts. The car is not subtle. It does not want to be subtle. The Vice City social environment understands the hierarchy of the South Beach valet stand and the Furia is at the top of it.