Showing posts with label ferrari curiosity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ferrari curiosity. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Videos: small step for a Ferrari 599 GTO

The responsibility should be divided equally between the owner and camerman. Indeed, it deserves all the blame for not having averted a case definitely avoidable collision. The owner of the Ferrari 599 GTO recovery in this video (filmed in Cologne, Germany) is then obliged to assess the damage caused by a non-serious but annoying rubbed, filmed by a camera and then with the public.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Ferrari: The U.S. Department of Justice will not reimburse a F50 destroyed by an FBI agent

In response, the bureau decided to practice, no other details about publishing a story unpleasant but almost fantozziani contours. It all goes back to 2009, when an FBI agent left the road behind the wheel of a Ferrari F50 impounded. The bumbling police officer in charge of moving the car from one garage to another, he lost control of Modena sport without having even reached the first corner and ended up in the middle of a bush, causing irreparable damage.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Ferrari "Cities of Tomorrow"

Ferrari has supported the project of the Royal Institute of British Architect's regarding the implementation of stylistic motifs representing the "Cities of Tomorrow" (City of Tomorrow). The work you see in these shots is an attempt to develop architecture strongly influenced by the automotive world and its technologies.

The models are the result of the efforts of Duggan Morris Architects of the study and are made with certified components from the F1 and GT Maranello yesterday and today. The performances are visible to the Ferrari Store in London until May 29.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Ferrari in Australia buyers buy two cars to "circumvent" the waiting time

A Ferrari employee has made public the curious habit of some Australian buyers, who prefer to buy a car with a specific base waiting to receive a second copy, this time custom at all points. "We have already pre-purchased a series of 458 Italy, all in almost optimal conditions - showed Edward Rowe, a spokesman for Ferrari Australia -.

These cars belong to people who have placed an order for two vehicles: one, in almost basic version will be used to delivery of the second model, delivered with just a few months of delay because of higher complication request. " The Ferrari 458 Italy are then sold and used as spare car after a few months of use, is delivered as soon as the exemplary "Wish." Rowe has also uncovered some anecdotes about the Ferrari in Australia.