Hot! Future Ferrari pics
Here's a good look at the the Ferrari 430...
BobW -
7/23/2004 7:17:32 AM
+1 Boost
or does the front end look like one of those talking Chevron cars from the ads?
Otherwise, very exciting as usual.
Matthew1 -
7/23/2004 4:00:39 PM
+1 Boost
The back end is a fine, menacing design, but the front is not real. I have seen pictures of the final car, and the grille/bumper is more similiar to the outgoing model, although much improved. Headlights on the top picture a fairly accurate.
Matthew1 -
7/28/2004 8:53:06 PM
+1 Boost
I commend Ferrari on their face-lift. The 360 Modena is a delicious looking car which mades me tremble at the knees, and is already a 'classic' piece of automotive architecture.
This new model, trying to steal sales from the modern-styled Lamborghini models, still encompasses everything Ferrari stands for, but is now wrapped up in a more modern package. The Enzo signalled Ferraris new design direction, so of course all new models will share this look. I think the rear-end shown in the pictures differentiates alot from the Enzo, only the 'rocket' lights remain the same.
Many here are all too quick to bash anything that pushes the design envelope, or charters new territory, for instance BMW. I think the new 5 is a very clever design, and so too is the F360 replacement. It is a shame everyone praises companies like Lexus for trying to create a better version of a car that already exists, rather than accepting the pioneers of the automotive industry.
The J.D Power survey does not show a good car. Lexus probably does so well because it perfects technology already installed in Mercedes, Audi and BMW, instead of creating new technology, which might (not yet, anyway) not be 100% reliable.
If Ferrari can continue creating cars like the 430, Ferrari's (and Pinafarinas) surpremacy in the super-sports car market is sealed.
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