What is the first car with all-wheel drive and anti-lock braking? The Audi Quattro? Well no, because in 1966, 14 years earlier, the confidential British manufacturer Jensen released the revolutionary FF. This astonishing coupe offers permanent 4-wheel drive according to the Formula Ferguson system and Dunlop Maxaret anti-lock braking derived from that of airliners! Safe, luxurious and fast thanks to its powerful 6.3l Chrysler V8, the desirable Jensen FF is a car that is very much ahead of its time. But an exorbitant price and right-hand drive as the only option will limit its distribution to 310 copies.