Wheelies: The Wild Horses Edition Ferrari has teased the replacement for the 599 GTB Fiorano, its flagship grand tourer. Though not officially named but reported widely as the F620 GT, the car is scheduled to have its debut on Feb. 29, a week before its formal introduction at the Geneva auto show. Powered by a new version of the company's V-12, it is said to be the most powerful Ferrari street car built. Ferrari Formula One drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa are depicted shaking down a heavily camouflaged version on Italy's Fiorano circuit in the video. Ferrari Beginning July 1, all motorists in France must carry a breathalyzer device in their vehicle. Single-use kits will be sold for approximately 2 euros, or $2.65, at the English Channel debarkation points near Calais. The kits are compulsory equipment for all vehicles, and motorists who do not carry them may be subject to a fine of 11 euros. Institute of Advanced Motorists, via The Telegraph On Sunday, Carl Edwards secured pole position for the Daytona 500, the opening race on the 2012 Nascar Sprint Cup calendar, scheduled for Feb. 26. Edwards finished second over all in the 2011 Sprint Cup chase, losing to Tony Stewart. On Saturday, Stewart was narrowly edged out during the Budweiser Shootout exhibition race at Daytona International Speedway by Kyle Busch, who finished the 2011 season on an ignominious note, receiving a penalty and suspension for deliberately causing a wreck in a Nascar Camping World Truck Series race. On Tuesday, Great Wall Motors inaugurated a new plant in Bahovitsa, Bulgaria, thereby becoming the first Chinese automaker to produce cars in the European Union. Great Wall intends initially to produce two models, a city car and a compact pickup truck, priced between 8,000 euros and 12,500 euros, or roughly $10,600-$16,500, and sell them on the local market. The automaker said it wanted to commercialize its products throughout the Balkans, followed by other European markets. The Associated Press Volteis, a small manufacturer of electric vehicles based in France, is scheduled to unveil an E.V. designed by Philippe Starck, the French product designer, at the Geneva auto show next month. A teaser photo of the model, called the V+, was released Monday. Mr. Starck has previously designed a motorcycle for Aprilia, a bicycle for Peugeot and, memorably, a soapbox racer in a collaboration with Intersection magazine, but the V+ would be his first passenger car. Volteis