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Money does not buy talent. At least that’s the case for this Ferrari 458 Italia owner who pits his car against a Dodge Viper.
It seems despite the owner’s wealth, they still haven’t worked out how to get the car out of reverse at the start line, and the rest is history. Even the gearchange from first to second once he finally gets going is woeful.
Note to any prospective Ferrari owners: Get to know your car before you start showing it off.
Ferrari museum opens its doors to China
Ferrari has opened the doors of its second museum, 'The Ferrari Myth', in the Italian Centre at the Shanghai Expo Park in China.
The new Chinese exhibition was opened by Ferrari vice chairman and son of founder Enzo Ferrari, Piero Ferrari and joins the original Maranello-based Galleria Ferrari - the largest museum dedicated to the Prancing...
Ferrari apologises after 458 Italia burns rubber on ancient Chinese wall
Ferrari has been forced to apologise after an employee of a Chinese dealership burned tyre marks into an ancient wall in one of the Italian manufacturer’s limited edition supercars.
A Ferrari 458 Italia was placed on top of a section of the 600-year-old monument in the city of Nanjing as part of a publicity event designed to celebrate 20...
Ferrari 458 and California recall negligible for Australia
Just one Ferrari 458 Italia and one Ferrari California in Australia are affected by a global recall of a small batch of the Italian brand’s V8-powered supercars.
Ferrari has recalled 192 models worldwide of the coupe and convertible supercars out of 12,000 built so far.
Ferrari chairman meets with Apple and Google
Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo has met with senior executives from Apple and Google while in the US to present a lecture at Stanford University in California.
Speaking to 600 Stanford University Graduate School of Business students, Montezemolo said, "I'm not here to sell cars, but to communicate a dream", despite the US being...