1. There `color` red Ferrari. Buyers can choose any shade of red.
2. One of the most popular models, Dino, named after Enzo Ferrari's son, was neverrecognized as Ferrari, because he is only a six-cylinder Fiat engine.
3. Woodridge, Ontario, Canada has the largest number of Ferrari cars per capita.
4. 75% of car production is based on V-8 engines, despite the fact that Ferrari hascreated reputation for 12-cylinder engines.
5. Ferrari 90.000 of the 120,000 products in the last 60 years, still circulate today.
6. Ferrari Maserati produces engines in their factory in Maranello.
7. Whoever owns 2.7 million dollars can buy a Ferrari Formula 1 car. Led by MichaelSchumacher was sold by auction at this price.
8. Ferrari symbol was first used by a pilot in World War I and was then entrusted to EnzoFerrari.
9. The slower Ferrari Scaglietti V-12, arrives from 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds. Fastest,F430, do the same in 3.6 seconds.
10. Marlboro pays Ferrari Formula 1 team with 200 million dollars a year to wear the symbol racing engine.
2. One of the most popular models, Dino, named after Enzo Ferrari's son, was neverrecognized as Ferrari, because he is only a six-cylinder Fiat engine.
3. Woodridge, Ontario, Canada has the largest number of Ferrari cars per capita.
4. 75% of car production is based on V-8 engines, despite the fact that Ferrari hascreated reputation for 12-cylinder engines.
5. Ferrari 90.000 of the 120,000 products in the last 60 years, still circulate today.
6. Ferrari Maserati produces engines in their factory in Maranello.
7. Whoever owns 2.7 million dollars can buy a Ferrari Formula 1 car. Led by MichaelSchumacher was sold by auction at this price.
8. Ferrari symbol was first used by a pilot in World War I and was then entrusted to EnzoFerrari.
9. The slower Ferrari Scaglietti V-12, arrives from 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds. Fastest,F430, do the same in 3.6 seconds.
10. Marlboro pays Ferrari Formula 1 team with 200 million dollars a year to wear the symbol racing engine.

No comments:
Post a Comment