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Here we have a fella who either A. has no morals what-so-ever, or B. Can’t tell the difference between his Ferrari 360 Modena and a bike rack. We think it’s probably a little bit of both. Isn’t it strange how some people in the world don’t have the means to buy a Ferrari and others drive bicycles to work? This guy is just selfish. Apparently the Ferrari wasn’t enough of a mode of transportation.
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- Aussie Poles Ferrari 360 Modena, Manages To Escape Unhurt...
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- Ferrari California – New Wallpaper Gallery
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Ultimate Ferrari Sacrilege?
Here we have a fella who either A. has no morals what-so-ever, or B. Can’t tell the difference between his Ferrari 360 Modena and a bike rack. We think it’s probably a little bit of both. Isn’t it strange how some people in the world don’t have the means to buy a Ferrari and others drive bicycles to work? This guy is just selfish. Apparently the Ferrari wasn’t enough of a mode of transportation.Posted by Dani
Via: Autoblog.nl
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Over the years, we have seen the Toyota MR2 falling into the hands of numerous kit car makers who have used the Japanese sports model as a base for the creation of all sorts of replicas. Among other clones, the mid-engine MR2 has been transformed into...
- Pininfarina 'golden Ferrari' Revives Fantuzzi's 1965 Ferrari 250 Gt Nart Spyder
The retro-styled Ferrari you see pictured above was snapped by a reader over from our Dutch friends at Autoblog.nl. There's no official information on the Pininfarina-designed Prancing Horse model other than it's named 'The Golden Ferrari'....
- Ferrari California: New Picturesque Wallpaper Gallery
From mid October to early November, Ferrari invited more than 300 journalists from all over the world to Sicily to test-drive its latest supercar, the California. As you can see in our picture gallery after the jump, the members of the press had the chance...
- Aussie Poles Ferrari 360 Modena, Manages To Escape Unhurt...
You'd think that owning a $250,000 AUD Ferrari would at least make you a bit careful but apparently that wasn't the case with the Australian owner of this five-year old 360 Modena. Eyewitnesses reported that the driver of the Italian supercar...
- Ferrari California – New Wallpaper Gallery
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