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Ferrari 458 Speciale: the last naturally aspirated V8 from Maranello - Davide Cironi

Discussion in '458 Italia/488/F8' started by kandi, Oct 9, 2019.

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  1. kandi

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    #1 kandi, Oct 9, 2019
    Ferrari 458 Speciale: the last naturally aspirated V8 from Maranello - Davide Cironi (with English subtitles)
     
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  2. italiafan

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    #2 italiafan, Oct 9, 2019
    love that color!
     
  3. FFan5

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    #3 FFan5, Oct 9, 2019
    Was the last car really a Speciale? The Spider, Italia and Aperta were also made in 2015, right?
     
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    #4 Euroryno, Oct 11, 2019
    “Anyone who says you need a turbo on the road is lying” Love the Italian passion in this guy!


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    #5 AlfistaPortoghese, Oct 11, 2019
    Davide Cironi makes great reviews. This one is great too:



    Kind regards,

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    #6 Solid State, Oct 12, 2019
    Most here like to say any version of the 458 was the last NA V8 ever made. When challenged there is either no response or some fuzzy definition that any car with an NA V8 engine (although different) is also the last. None of them actually know which chassis made was last as you point out. More correctly, the SA Aperta is the last introduced model with an NA V8 and all the others pre-date it and should not be advertised as such.
     

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