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Looks like more work done by the 'lost souls' who created the California. A particularly vile effort this time; if it arrives in this form. CH
Just looks like a mule to me...doesn't really mean much. Anyone remember this Enzo mule? Image Unavailable, Please Login
It's a bit more advanced than a mule I'd suggest. That looks to be a completely new body from the revised dimensions, not just a reworked F430. It looks to be missing it's side skirts (unless they are painted black) and the lower rear bumper cover).
Could this be a Zagato or some other outfit that is playing with aftermarket modifications? I vote UGLY.
I wonder who was the smart guy that decided that modern Ferraris should have single tail lights. It may look good on the 599GTB, but it definitelly is not looking good on the F430 successor.... Please be a mule....
I can´t believe you guys judge the looks of the successor of the 430 based on a vehicle that is clearly highly camouflaged!
Wow, I'm also in the camp of hoping that is just a mule. If the new one is even close to this, a big step in the wrong direction stylistically.
Stop your discussion!!!! I must say no! I saw this car in person, looks like at the same time this pictures where taken. And this car was definately UNMASKED!!!! The front flipper, the sideblades, the mirrors, the roof and the rear diffusor (theres a man who holds it in his hands) is realised in carbon! And also it's not a mule! It was a real finished car, but i can not say if it's the new F430 or is it an one off car for a collector!
There is no way that this is the 430 replacement. If it is a real car (as opposed to a mule), then it will be one of the new 'custom' cars that you can specify to have original bodywork on an existing chassis architecture.
