Love these New 5 Stars on the Scuderia Spider, but are they strong enough?
#7
I love the wheels. With all the new age materials these days, I'm sure the wheels are small enough.
As for the topless iteration of the Scuderia, I think it's great. Some of Ferrari's earliest cars were barchettas. And with engineering design these days, I bet there's a whole lot of structural rigidity lost in a topless sports car. Now I think the 16-gig iPod Touch is a bit unnecessary. And if the car came with Starbucks-sponsored cup holders, I'd be up in arms. But as it stands now, I think the car is a fantastic idea. Pushing the marque's ability to covet your money, but a great addition to the limited edition V8 line nonetheless.
As for the topless iteration of the Scuderia, I think it's great. Some of Ferrari's earliest cars were barchettas. And with engineering design these days, I bet there's a whole lot of structural rigidity lost in a topless sports car. Now I think the 16-gig iPod Touch is a bit unnecessary. And if the car came with Starbucks-sponsored cup holders, I'd be up in arms. But as it stands now, I think the car is a fantastic idea. Pushing the marque's ability to covet your money, but a great addition to the limited edition V8 line nonetheless.
#9
Yes. Very few cars. Spoke to my pusher on Friday and expressed some interest. No call back yet. Truth be told, I'd *prolly* get another cgt before this car.
#10
I love the wheels. With all the new age materials these days, I'm sure the wheels are small enough.
As for the topless iteration of the Scuderia, I think it's great. Some of Ferrari's earliest cars were barchettas. And with engineering design these days, I bet there's a whole lot of structural rigidity lost in a topless sports car. Now I think the 16-gig iPod Touch is a bit unnecessary. And if the car came with Starbucks-sponsored cup holders, I'd be up in arms. But as it stands now, I think the car is a fantastic idea. Pushing the marque's ability to covet your money, but a great addition to the limited edition V8 line nonetheless.
As for the topless iteration of the Scuderia, I think it's great. Some of Ferrari's earliest cars were barchettas. And with engineering design these days, I bet there's a whole lot of structural rigidity lost in a topless sports car. Now I think the 16-gig iPod Touch is a bit unnecessary. And if the car came with Starbucks-sponsored cup holders, I'd be up in arms. But as it stands now, I think the car is a fantastic idea. Pushing the marque's ability to covet your money, but a great addition to the limited edition V8 line nonetheless.






