458 italia

[Homeslice]

It must be a recent trend then, because Ferraris from the past always had at least 4 tail lights. Also, if we are going to talk about front-engined GT's, I'd rather have the old 512 or 550.

[goof2]

Originally Posted by Dave

doesnt matter the tractor boys will sell to anyone

Outside of the Enzo and F50 I though Ferrari also sold their cars to anyone with the cash. This supposedly became Ferrari policy after they failed to do it with the F40 and too many went to speculators.

[Porkchop]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

It must be a recent trend then, because Ferraris from the past always had at least 4 tail lights. Also, if we are going to talk about front-engined GT's, I'd rather have the old 512 or 550.

I was always quite partial to the 575. Wasn't that basically the same lineage as the 550 though????

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by Porkchop

I was always quite partial to the 575. Wasn't that basically the same lineage as the 550 though????

The one with the hood scoop and the fender vents was the one I liked.

[marko138]

I've seen a few Ferraris around here lately. Not these bad boys...but sweet cars none the less.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by goof2

Outside of the Enzo and F50 I though Ferrari also sold their cars to anyone with the cash. This supposedly became Ferrari policy after they failed to do it with the F40 and too many went to speculators.

not sure, i think some of the bigger gt's and the racing variants of the v8 cars are also off limits

Originally Posted by Porkchop

I was always quite partial to the 575. Wasn't that basically the same lineage as the 550 though????

575 was a 550 with a bigger engine and a few other tweeks. another beautiful car. very dynamically challenged next to the 599 though