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Ferrari (Automobile): Cars
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The first Ferrari was unveiled at the Turin Motor Show in September 1948. The model became known as the Barchetta, or "little boat." Many of the car's lines were used by the British firm, AC and later by Carroll Shelby's Cobra.
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[One] reason for both the Ferrari drivers' poor performance (relatively, of course) at Monaco Grand Prix 2007 could be their wheelbase. The longer wheelbase of the Ferraris, which had come to their aid during the Formula One races so far in 2007 probably did not help much during the twists and turns of Monaco / Monte Carlo.
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Ferrari will work out the kinks in Maserati, the Modena-based manufacturer it took over in 1997. (Fiat owns both carmakers.) It's worth it, because sharing components with Maserati will be a great help in Ferrari's quest to reduce costs. When the replacement for the 360 Modena coupe goes on sale at the end of 2005 (its name will probably change), Ferrari is likely to import the 4.2-liter V-8 used on all Maseratis into its overhauled two-door. This would be the first engine shared between the companies; they have yet to share any platforms, the sets of hardware that underpin cars.
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Ferrari remains the best-known producer of exotic Italian sheet metal, adding two new cars for 2005: the F430 and the limited-edition Superamerica. The F430 is a V8-powered, mid-engine replacement for the Ferrari 360, which has sold in three different versions: 360 Modena, 360 Spider and Challenge Stradale, to become the best-selling Ferrari of all time.
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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of its classic car, the 1956 Ferrari 250 GTZ, Italian design house and coachbuilder Zagato will build a car that evokes the 250 GTZ. The classic custom Ferrari has won both races and concours competitions in its 50 years and is known to be one of the most beautiful cars ever built.
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Here is a super car race test video between the Dodge Viper and Ferrari 355 as it brings you this marvelous and fascinating race test in the famous Dead Man's Road in Los Angeles. Dodge Viper GTS V10 engine which produces a remarkable 450 horsepow… More
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