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HotRodzNKustoms @ Jul 12th 2007 7:02PM
Ferrari has sold more cars since they introduced the 360 Modena then they have sold in their entire 60 year history. Not a concrete fact but it sounds about right since they built 19,000 360's!!!!
HotRodzNKustoms @ Jul 12th 2007 7:04PM
forgot to add so I doubt they'd expand their model lineup since sales are so good. Only major move I can see in the future is a move downmarket to brace for a possible recession in the world's economy.
Johnny Rocket @ Jul 13th 2007 12:36AM
That doesn't say anything good about Ferrari. The 360 lacked the racing pedigree of the GTO, 330, and 365 from the past. Those cars were built for true grant touring on the track or on the road. The 360 was just for the LA poseur.