300 brake Ferrari
Discussion
. . . or Lambo for what I care.
In the 70s the Dino was a hit, with the relatively small engine and dropdead gorgeous looks.
With the Boxter having succes for P*** I wonder if a 300 brake R- or L-car would make any sense.
Also Rari will go back from 12 to 8 c's. Maybe a 6 even for a Dino'09?
Just a thought.
In the 70s the Dino was a hit, with the relatively small engine and dropdead gorgeous looks.
With the Boxter having succes for P*** I wonder if a 300 brake R- or L-car would make any sense.
Also Rari will go back from 12 to 8 c's. Maybe a 6 even for a Dino'09?
Just a thought.
I'm psychic:
"Despite the Italian manufacturer constantly denying they are working on a successor to the Ferrari Dino, there is no denying the fact they are working on some kind of baby Ferrari under a different name, possibly the GT420 or 470.
The new baby Ferrari will be based on a shortened platform of the Maserati GranTurismo which it will share with the Maserati GT Cabriolet, our sources also claim it will be in convertible form with a folding hardtop and the debut is likely to be at this years Paris Motor Show.
The image shows an artists rendering of what the final production might look like."
http://www.worldcarfans.com/9080116.008/rendered-s...
"Despite the Italian manufacturer constantly denying they are working on a successor to the Ferrari Dino, there is no denying the fact they are working on some kind of baby Ferrari under a different name, possibly the GT420 or 470.
The new baby Ferrari will be based on a shortened platform of the Maserati GranTurismo which it will share with the Maserati GT Cabriolet, our sources also claim it will be in convertible form with a folding hardtop and the debut is likely to be at this years Paris Motor Show.
The image shows an artists rendering of what the final production might look like."
http://www.worldcarfans.com/9080116.008/rendered-s...
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