Archive for the ‘Ferrari’ Category

American specialty car manufacturer Saleen, Inc. has rolled out a new car. No, not another Mustang-based tune-up job, and not a parts-bin contraption such that we’ve seen from other small carmakers. No, the Saleen S7 is original, and at a whopping $375,000, astronomically expensive.

But how will the world take to another supercar? And an American one at that? Is our economy such that a mega-buck car with little name recognition will sell, especially given the established presence of Ferraris, Porsches and Lamborghinis (and soon, Mercedes) in the supercar arena? Furthermore, is our collective sensibility one that values conspicuous consumption in a way that the S7 simply can’t avoid? First, let’s talk about the car. Read the rest of this entry »

The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, up to China with an edition of only 15 units will be sold this unit unique, created by Chinese artist Lu Hao.

Lu Hao has used the body of the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano as a canvas of his work. Porcelain Ge Klin and its exclusive cracks. If you look closely, you will see the resemblance.

Ferrari could announce the signing of Alonso in Japan

The Ferrari team could announce next week, to celebrate the Japanese Grand Prix, the signing of Spanish Fernando Alonso, according to the portal ‘Autosport’.

According to this web specialist, is offering buyouts to Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen, who return to McLaren-Mercedes.  Read the rest of this entry »

They like the Ferrari 360. In other news, we also like Dom Perignon, vacationing in Fiji and dating Heidi Klum (or to be fair, Brad Pitt). Indeed, coming up with “cons” for such a marvelous automobile like the 360 Modena and Spider is like criticizing Heidi for having a funny accent or Brad for dyeing his hair. This Ferrari set the bar for other “lower-end” supercars by providing blistering performance, ethereal steering, superior ride and tenacious grip. It didn’t look half bad either, and who can argue with a car that proudly presented its engine under a glass hood? Read the rest of this entry »