Good post, heroldius!
Cars need to get more attention here on Steemit, in my opinion.
I liked the design of the 488; overall very pretty and purposeful.
I'm not so sure on the read-end of the F8; perhaps a bit too busy.
Good post, heroldius!
Cars need to get more attention here on Steemit, in my opinion.
I liked the design of the 488; overall very pretty and purposeful.
I'm not so sure on the read-end of the F8; perhaps a bit too busy.
Thanks, it's appreciated.
The rear design doesn't bother me but it's maybe a little bit heavy in order to host the retractable hardtop.
It's prefer to have more weight on the rear on RWD; means you can get sick slides from it :)
Otherwise, look pretty great; albeit a small evolution overall from the 458 and 488.
I'm excited to see what Ferrari will do after this one!
Yep especially about the new Dino and its motorization...
I hope Ferrari will consider re-launching a worthy successor to the Dino 206/246 soon.
One of the prettiest cars in history IMO!
Agree...
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From an old post about 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT owned by Keith Richards
Thanks for the share!
It's a pretty car for sure, one of the best looking Ferrari's made.
I've been pretty intrigued by some restomod Dinos recently. Purists might not seem to happy, but I think some of them are pretty cool.
This one I've found while looking around. It's a restomod/racing mod from Nakamura Engineering in Japan. It's supposed to resemble old racing Dinos.
And then there's the master of all Dino restomods; David Lee's Dino 3.6 Evo, with a tuned F40 V8.
Petrolicious has a pretty cool article on this
Thanks for sharing the article, interesting and beautiful photos on this car.