No Camo Ferrari SUV Spy Shots

I am an avid (Ferrari) F1 fan; I race in Challenge and own multiple Ferrari sports cars; I also need an SUV; why shouldn’t it be a Ferrari ? I don’t quite get why so many people believe someone else’s model needs threaten their brand identity. Race car people should not look down on street car owners and the latter should not do the same to SUV owners. IMO this just brings more people to the brand, which is a good thing.

 

Like the Lambo SUV, Ferrari's looks like any other SUV on the road. A design full of clichés.

 

Someone's going to come on here next year and post a picture of their new Ferrari SUV and y'all going to tell him how nice it looks....

 

Would that be this (very tasteful) brand?

 

Funny how everyone thinks an SUV will ruin the brand. It didn't do it for Porsche/Lambo/Bentley, etc. and it won't do it for Ferrari. It will only help to expand sales, which is the whole purpose.

 

Well i know nobodyts asking but The Bently and the other one as well as This F bomb all look boring they are just one trick ponys designed for the foolis so they can make money. Yes Ferrari is in its past prime years so sad but just my opinion

 

I hope you're not talking about F1...



2022 = Forza Ferrari!

 

I don't particularly care for it either, as I don't care for the Austin or Masserati since they tend to follow the same lines as all other SUV's. The Lambo and the Porsche SUV's are far better when it comes to looks in my opinion because they look different. Ferrari should have made it all electric to be different in that respect too.

 

Some of those curves might be from the wind tunnel. And leave the shields on or no one will know what it is.

 

I always thought that there hadn't been a car built that did not look good in silver. I may have to rethink that or define CAR better . . .

 

The shields seem low, aren't they usually placed higher?

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You bring up a good question, should Ferrari not branch to Haute Couture?

My take is as long as it doesn't dilute F1 or their road cars, all good.