Article by:
Jason Barlow
This is Ferrari’s, um, compact GT, variously described by the company’s marketing people as ‘an F1 car in evening attire’ and a 2020 reboot for that ineffably Italian idea of la dolce vita. Now, you might surmise that Ferrari has been in the gran-Turismo business pretty much since day one when Enzo Ferrari cottoned on to the fact that the world’s high-net-worth individuals (they were plain rich back then) would pay handsomely for house-trained versions of his beloved racing cars. Ferrari’s GT cars are the foundations upon which the House of Enzo was built, but the template drifted with 1975’s mid-engined 308 GTB, and no one really fancied the louchely chiseled 365 GT4/400i. Read the full article here.
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