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Meanwhile, Lewis Won!
I can understand and empathize with your comments regarding the Luce. May I propose a compromise? In the days of Prancing Horse12 cylinder Ferraris, Enzo blessed the V6 246GT with the Dino moniker. Why not have Ferrari create a subset similar to the Dino for the Luce? The Dino was beautiful unlike the appliance shape of the Luce, but there’s also the swinging dicks who must have it just for bragging rights, as it fades into history. It will sell no matter the badge.
Meanwhile, LEWIS WON!
Jack J.
Melbourne, Florida
One is the loneliest number.
We always wondered when Apple was going to build a car. For a long time, we thought Sony or some other consumer electronics company would be involved.
No one ever thought it would be... a Ferrari.
I just returned from the New Caanan Caffeine and Carburetors car show. The best of the Green Leafy Burbs took over that CT town, literally everything imaginable. Fun, no Judging... Montana-plated Exotics, loved muscle machines, crazy niche cars, JDM 25-year rule rides... and one electric.
One.
It was a converted classic Fiat 500.
Casey Raskob, Esq.
Green Leafy Burbs, New York City
The Luce.
The last time I felt that way about a car design was when Chevrolet introduced the front-wheel drive Impala in 1997-- and they both shared the same taillight design.
Imagine studying Transportation Design at CCS or Art Center for years and then turning THAT in as your thesis project for a future Ferrari. If you listen closely, that faint turbine noise you hear is Marcello Gandini spinning in his grave at 7500 RPM.
Andre V.
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
The Nissan Luce.
So good the have you back Peter! The Ferrari Leaf shouldn’t beat anyone or anything, much less our beloved AE!!
If you haven’t seen the Nissan roast of the Luce, and its shared lines with the new Leaf, look it up.
Good to have you back!
Tony W.
Lanky Lank, Pennsylvania