RE:Open Season: Ferrari California

[I WISH]

Still reeling from the author describing any aspect of a Ferrari V12 engine as being "plucky"!

[kevin08]

Hello everyone. I am new to this forum. I've just read the blog and i am just so curious to know something that's why I registered to comment.The Ferrari car above, I think I saw it from the movie 'Five killers' starring Ashton Kutcher. Although I'm not sure if that's really the model since its colored red in there and also some sites are not that credible enough to post information. Here are some pictures of the said car DELETED BY MOD. Is it the same as the model above? Or if someone is knowledgeable with celebrities, can you please tell me if Ashton Kutcher owned it or its just a part(peripheral) of his movie. Please do answer my questions. Thanks.

Edited by Stuart on Saturday 5th February 15:11

[Stuart]

kevin08 said:

Hello everyone. I am new to this forum. I've just read the blog and i am just so curious to know something that's why I registered to comment.The Ferrari car above, I think I saw it from the movie 'Five killers' starring Ashton Kutcher. Although I'm not sure if that's really the model since its colored red in there and also some sites are not that credible enough to post information. Here are some pictures of the said car DELETED. Is it the same as the model above? Or if someone is knowledgeable with celebrities, can you please tell me if Ashton Kutcher owned it or its just a part(peripheral) of his movie. Please do answer my questions. Thanks.

No, what you did was join up specifically to try and drive traffic to your website. Bye bye now..

[Housey]

I thought this car looked pap at the PH Mini meet, didn't catch the eye at all. Scud or Strad please.

[crostonian]

Looks like someone has snapped the fuel flap off, bought a new one and couldn't afford to get it painted. Halfords tat!

[Ipelm]

Saw the car at Sunday Service and was mightily disappointed. That rear end is so ugly and out of proportion, it doesnt look so bad on the Berlinetta, but modern Ferrari's have lost the delicacy of their predecessors; its so brutal and yet the overall effect is suprisingly fay. A contradiction I know but modern owners seem only to care about road presence, but where is the art. Yes, art its important you know, its the quality that makes the 288 GTO so extraordinary. Just being around such a beauty makes that moment in time a special place; life enhancing and wonderful.

[edinph]

I see a red California on a daily basis and after months of staring, it's STILL ugly! Not the one for me.

[Gizmo!]

Enzo built roadcars to finance the race team.

As the 458 and 599 have got more and more hardcore to satify the power-crazed with the last possible tenths around a track, there's a space for a model aimed at people who want the sound and most of the go, but not the compromises of the hardcore models.

Still think it looks like a Hyundai concept car, but if it was a Hyundai I'd like it. So who cares.

I'd have taken it to California too.

[Overgeared]

Carfiend said:

This car is the Emperors Finest!

Where on earth is this??!?