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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by RP, Feb 21, 2006.

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  1. RP

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    #1 RP, Feb 21, 2006
    There will be a segment about Ferrari on the Today show from Torino after 9AM Tuesday morning, 2/21.
     
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    #2 Dopplemax, Feb 21, 2006
    The US women's hockey team is trying to steal them!
     
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    #3 Dopplemax, Feb 21, 2006
    Mr. Pinifarina! Cool.
     
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    #4 Dopplemax, Feb 21, 2006
    Why did he say the 612 is a mid-engine car because the engine is between the front wheels? What?!
     
  5. RP

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    #5 RP, Feb 21, 2006
    According to Father Guido Sardoucci, you have to eliminate the the "a" vowel at the end of each word to understand, like thatsa nisa, actually means that's nice. So I think Andrea Pininfarina was saying the engine is in the front but still located near the middle of the car. Something like that.

    Youa understanda?
     
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    #6 Dopplemax, Feb 21, 2006
    Bella Bella! Remind me to never let Katie Couric drive any of my cars. :D
     
  7. BT

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    #7 BT, Feb 21, 2006
    Front mid engine is like rear mid engine. It means in fron of the passenger compartment but entirely behind the front axle. There is probably about 3 feet between the front of the front bumper and the front of the engine.
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