It still wouldn't have looked as good as the Gotte d'Eau, would it?
And if you don't like the Daytona, there's the Ghibli. ;)
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It still wouldn't have looked as good as the Gotte d'Eau, would it?
And if you don't like the Daytona, there's the Ghibli. ;)
[quote=Ferrer;977424]It still wouldn't have looked as good as the Gotte d'Eau, would it?
And if you don't like the Daytona, there's the Ghibli. ;)[/quote]
we will never know...
and there is the SM of course..but yes the Ghibli looks much better than a Daytona.
I like the Daytona.. but then, I had a Rover SD1 so I would.
[quote=henk4;977416]funny that you mention the Daytona, which in my book is one of the ugliest Ferraris ever made....[/quote]
I agree. Maybe it has a nice engine and layout, but the looks are all wrong.
[quote=Kitdy;977466]I agree. Maybe it has a nice engine and layout, but the looks are all wrong.[/quote]
Seconded. I never understood why they are worth so much. Maybe it drives well, but I'm sure the new Ferrari California drives well too. I don't think that's worth close to if not more than $200 large.
[quote=NSXType-R;977472]Seconded. I never understood why they are worth so much. Maybe it drives well, but I'm sure the new Ferrari California drives well too. I don't think that's worth close to if not more than $200 large.[/quote]
It doesn't drive well at all apparently. It feels like a truck, they say. And the gearbox explodes everytime you go for second, if it's cold.
But it was the last of a breed.
Mid-engined it looks nice from a side angle profile