Ferrari planning redesigned F430 and convertible GTB Fiorano

What credit crunch? Ferrari owners don’t care about high gasoline prices or the pretty depressing economy. Most Ferraris that come to the U.S. are sold before they even get here. Take the new Ferrari California for example - Ferrari sold out sold out the entire 2009 and 2010 production $246,724 hard-top convertible before the car made its public debut at the 2008 Paris Motor Show.

So what’s next for Ferrari. According to Automotive News, the Italian brand will be adding another limited addition model for a total of five models and will be upgrading and redesigning the current four.

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HSCenterconsole - 10/17/2008 11:13:38 AM

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Damiko, somebody who spends $200,000+ on a Ferrari certainly doesn't care about a $60 or $70 fill up.
Think before you post and stop dreaming about that '97 Catera you someday hope to buy.

Back to reality, I followed a dark silver 430 through Greenwich, CT last night. There is no better sound on earth than that engine approaching redline.

1990300zxTT - 10/17/2008 3:33:11 PM

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my 300zx can beat both of those cars and looks better at the same time. i got the 355 ferrari style lamps on the rear too, looks stunning. for a fraction of the cost too, what nissan does best. top notch performance with super car styling.

linequality - 10/17/2008 7:18:28 PM

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1990300zxTT...i think you just ruined one of the best part about the 300zx...the tail lights...they show so much character of the car...