4th Annual Giro Classiche Niki Hasler AG, Switzerland, 21 May 2022

Not even a certain green F12 TDF?

 

I think, I know which one of the "current key people" you mean..... Not a fan also!

 

Ah, that explains it then. Gorgeous!

 

Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Marcel, what is the interior colour on this one? (Looks black?)

Any thing else to add? Me want!!!

 

beautiful setting. what we all imagine europe looks like.

 

ALL GORGEOUS!…Thank You fir sharing Marcel-wish I was there with my boxer!

 

Thank you for sharing so many pictures of the 365 GT4 2+2. Is it Grigio Argento Le Sancy with Blu VM3282 hide?

 

THIS!

 

"3 Lussi?"

Un Lusso, Due Lusso, Tre Lusso.
Un Ferrarista, Due Ferraristi, Tre Ferraristi

Regards, Alberto

 

not uno lusso?

and

uno ferrarista?

 

so lusso is female?
I´m happy to understand german and some english

 

I know many, "una Ferrarista"...

Depends on language. All cars in Italy are feminine, thus in Italian 'una'. Not transport vehicles, but here we can go on for ages.

Un Camion, (truck) Un Tramvia, (Tram) Una Bisarca ( Automoblie Carrier) (Bartoletti, of memory).

It is perfectly acceptable in Italian, to call a car "un", no set grammatical rule, albeit uncommon to do so.

If you say your car (a she, is real p.o.s) in Italian, you would immediately call it a HE, as too impolite to be a SHE in this instance.

Really very few exceptions. Cars with numbers are easier, but with proper names or sobriquets, are different.
Cannot say una Dino and then due Dini. My only observation, due Dino, due Lusso, asexual.

Even this is flexible if the brand or name starts with a vowel or a consonant, thus, un' Isotta (abb. of una),
yet correct on Una Lusso, not, for 'Una' "Gobbone", never 'Una' "Gobbone". If you were to use that, nah...sounds too strange, no rhyme.
Yet, and in N. Italy, with a Milanese accent (industrial tone, of preference) "Il Lusso" has been used.

G. Marzotto spoke of of that with my mother at the bridge table, I had the luck of being there.

Such an intricate language, and really full of exceptions in usage. But 'due' and 'tre' have no sex, alas...even in Italy.

The worst offender in the USA, 1 Alfisti, 2 Alfisti. Will just never be corrected.

Regards, Alberto

 

Grazie professore!