4 wheel drive Ferrari

[militantmandy]

Apologies if old news:

"In the future we will sell a Ferrari with four-wheel drive [but] we will never sell a family Ferrari," Mr Montezemolo states."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/10265363.stm

[ferrari spider]

Its not old news to me, thanks for the link. I watched the video listening to the bungling twit of a BBC interviewer, suggesting that Ferrari is a product of a bygone past . I dont think this country will ever be happy until every one is driving around in little crappy electric cars and paying alot more through the nose for the privilege.
In the mean time the Asian market will be growing and growing buying a sizable portion of the new Ferraris.

[AndrewW-G]

ferrari spider said:

Its not old news to me, thanks for the link. I watched the video listening to the bungling twit of a BBC interviewer, suggesting that Ferrari is a product of a bygone past . I dont think this country will ever be happy until every one is driving around in little crappy electric cars and paying alot more through the nose for the privilege.
In the mean time the Asian market will be growing and growing buying a sizable portion of the new Ferraris.

Time for a revolution

As for the 4 wheel drive bit, as I'm sure everybody knows, Ferrari have been playing on and off with four wheel drive in road cars since the 1970's, so nothing new there . . . . . . . . although I suspect renewing their interest may be to help with traction as cars get more and more powerful.

[Jonty355]

Unless they're getting tempted with a return to Rallying like they did with the 308s in the past???

Now that would be something worth seeing. A muddy California with big mudflaps and an evo spoiler. [begins loading photoshop]

[Jonty355]

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...