History of the Ferrari
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Ferrari, when most people think of this word they think of two things: speed and sport. Ferrari is one of the most distinguished cars in history. It has won more races than almost any other cars racing. It is also just delicate a machine as it is the fast and furious sports car. Ferrari has come a great distance since its begins in the stock races onto the modern road. It has been compared with such great cars as the Bugatti and Alfa Romeo. In my report I will tell you the beginning and the future of this famous sports...
more room, but that"s still not much, and a lot more power. There fuel efficiency has been increased and there have been several modifications to the engine and body. While past Ferrari"s were made from steel, the newer ones are made from aluminum. One thing that has also changed greatly about the Ferrari is the price. A Ferrari used to retail for about $14,000. That"s hardly nothing compared to the now $150,000 models of today.
more room, but that"s still not much, and a lot more power. There fuel efficiency has been increased and there have been several modifications to the engine and body. While past Ferrari"s were made from steel, the newer ones are made from aluminum. One thing that has also changed greatly about the Ferrari is the price. A Ferrari used to retail for about $14,000. That"s hardly nothing compared to the now $150,000 models of today.
Enzo Ferrari said that; "The greatest thing a race car drive could do would be to die behind the wheel of my car."-Enzo Ferrari
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