Koenig Ferrari 348 Twin Turbo
Discussion
cgt2 said:
Completely disagree, but then I guess it comes down to what your parameters are. If you think doing horrible things to a car enhances it we are at two completely opposite ends of the spectrum..[/IMG]
one of these cars is an official desirable Ferrari model and the other a garish, horrible over the top styled modified oneI tend to agree that if a manufacturer does an over the top car - see latest gt3rs, the above tdf or the lambo sv everybody thinks it is the best thing since sliced bread and if a tuner does sth similar it is frowned upon. i also am not a fan of current tuned cars, but do think people are being a little disingenous as some of the manufacturer offerings are not any less graish/extreme/pretend race car than what after market guys sometimes produce
8ROM said:
1 of only 2 and they're both for sale, lol what are the chances? The fact that one was for sale 3 years ago for less than half the price puts me off but then again all supercars have shot up in price.
Yellow car was up for sale at £79,995 in February at Alexanders Prestige when we had a visit.Iva Barchetta said:
cgt2 said:
It has a black twin I was offered a few years back.
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Edited by fyfe on Thursday 25th August 22:55
fyfe said:
Iva Barchetta said:
cgt2 said:
It has a black twin I was offered a few years back.
Add mine for a trifecta?https://www.flickr.com/photos/94169616@N03/1852867...
Edited by fyfe on Thursday 25th August 22:55
Adam B said:
Agreed, they would sell in tiny numbers. The £1m market wants quality and pedigree and looks, not a Ferrari with bigger turbos and a questionable body kit.
"They would sell In tiny numbers"? Well thats the idea with very expensively modified supercars. The £1m market wants exclusivity most of all and Koenig certainly gave that.With supercars one mans 'horrible' is another man's 'awesome' so i suppose I'm just a tacky kind of person cos I'd take a wide-arched big winged twin turbo 458 all day over a standard one.
Yep, the Koenig modifications very much divide opinion - some think they're naff, others awesome, others still awesomely naff. Personally, I've accessorised mine with a nodding chihuahua (https://twitter.com/evomagazine/status/607188135731187712) and a collection of awesome / naff 80s soundtracks on tape. I tend not to take things too seriously...
I'm not sure about the F48 though. I'll pick up a Koenig Testarossa if one came to the market but the 308, 328 and 348 mods don't do as much for me.
I'm not sure about the F48 though. I'll pick up a Koenig Testarossa if one came to the market but the 308, 328 and 348 mods don't do as much for me.
Adam B said:
Agreed, they would sell in tiny numbers. The £1m market wants quality and pedigree and looks, not a Ferrari with bigger turbos and a questionable body kit.
"They would sell In tiny numbers"? Well thats the idea with very expensively modified supercars. The £1m market wants exclusivity most of all and Koenig certainly gave that.With supercars one mans 'horrible' is another man's 'awesome' so i suppose I'm just a tacky kind of person cos I'd take a wide-arched big winged twin turbo 458 all day over a standard one.
Dinoboy said:
fyfe said:
Iva Barchetta said:
cgt2 said:
It has a black twin I was offered a few years back.
Add mine for a trifecta?https://www.flickr.com/photos/94169616@N03/1852867...
Edited by fyfe on Thursday 25th August 22:55
Dinoboy said:
fyfe said:
Iva Barchetta said:
cgt2 said:
It has a black twin I was offered a few years back.
Add mine for a trifecta?https://www.flickr.com/photos/94169616@N03/1852867...
Edited by fyfe on Thursday 25th August 22:55
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