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They say that when you’re a hammer, everything looks like a nail… which is why, after writing about the dangers of “automotive nationalism,” this video made left me more impressed with Ferrari’s pride in the global development of its new FF Grand Tourer than with the pure eyecandy of the spectacle. Although, to be fair, the sheer sexiness of Ferrari’s new shooting brake-style tourer left me fairly riled up as well.
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Especially the last part where for the first time all the camouflage is off on Alfa Romeo’s historic ‘Circuito di Balocco’ race track/proving ground near Turin is pretty epic.
I’m looking forward to see the footage of it lapping around Fiorano already. Maybe throw in some Mugello or Monza while they’re at it.
I think the one you see at the end there is in Blu Pozzi. Rumor has it Enzo personally prefered that color, but applied Rosso Corsa on his race cars because it was/is the national racing color of Italy.
Sure would be handy when you want to bring home some 2x4s from Home Depot.
If I could afford a Ferrari I would not want it to be practicle, even in the slightest.
Lots of snow and water covered road driving. Why no hot dry desert testing?
It looks like a beautiful car, but aren’t you going to need a bit more ground clearance if you want to drive it through the wilds of Sweden/Colorado?
Add some explosions and that video could have been directed by Michael Bay.
Who the hell would drive a Ferrari in winter?