If true this is a very serious blow to Ferrari...and i'm not only talking about f.1..i know many won't agree but for me, the latest cars (from a design point o view)are very bad, both the Lusso and the 812 are a disaster compared to the previous versions.
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This means he will have more time to meddle with Ferrari F1,once he quits Fiat/ Chy,hmmm not good news (if true).
Saw this one coming. As long as we start winning races, road cars are top notch and Ferrari is economically successful I don't care if he decides to crap all over the factory.
Marchionne saying he wants to make of Ferrari a real luxury brand, producing not just automobiles. He says for sure they won't make t-shirts, helicopters, hotels or boats but what can they start selling? Any ideas? Leather bags, sunglasses, watches and shoes? Is that it? Home furniture anyone?
Seems not too big a stretch from what ferrari already put their name on. I would personally like to see Ferrari fine art, ferrari museums and art colleges.
If the pace of the new car is real and a result of changes put in place by Sergio (including ousting Allison), maybe he's a good judge of talent and knows what he's doing.
Massimiliano Ferrari, is Head of Bugatti Brand Lifestyle for Bugatti Automobiles. You just can't make this stuff up Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I agree on styling aspect, but he'll probably sell every one and that's his measure of success. I was referring to the race team and SF-70H which just may turn out to be an unexpected (to me, anyway) success.
So true! Fingers crossed. At least 812 is OK save for the "Continental Kit" at the back as you described it, ha-ha.
Saw that too - pretty funny. Still, it shows the Italians are front and center as purveyors of expensive lifestyle articles, so Ferrari would be dumb to let that part of the business be undermined by other brands.
Ferrari has traded its entire stake in Formula One for an interest in the racing franchises new owner, Liberty Media. The Italian luxury car company revealed in a regulatory filing that it sold its 0.25% stake in the top-ranked single-seat auto race series in exchange for $3.1m of stock in Liberty and a cash payout of $11.4m. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/mar/10/ferrari-formula-one-liberty-media-john-malone-stock Please help me understand this. Joe
Easy. If F1 is successful financially so would Liberty. Then Ferrari gets a piece of the pie no matter who wins. Also, Liberty has to give Ferrari an ear on what they think should be done. Lastly, look for Liberty to announce the end of the super payment to Ferrari-- making a PR stunt out of it and claiming "its now fair to all".