Brand New Build Replica Ferrari F355 Spyder Convertible on 2040-cars
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99 FERARRI 355 Spyder Convertible Took a full year of non-stop body work, rewiring, etc to complete. Cost of the build including donor car is right at $39k. Car has been driven less than 500 miles since build to preserve it. The interior is synthetic leather and suede. Looks way nicer than the real Ferarri interior. Stiched yellow and gorgeous. Original engine has been tuned and will drive strong everyday. Frame stretched and widened to exact dimensions. Car has an air ride system on the front to raise and lower the ride height. Car fools 99% of everyone who sees it. This is like buying a brand new car. I simply want to sell it to buy a new Porsche 911. Call Damien in Tampa Florida at 813-767-0926
this is like buying a new car. front suspension uses a switch to raise and lower. uses a top notch high quality pump that is the same as the LowRider cars use. We used actual Ferrari "fly yellow" paint and all of the emblems are real as well.
Car does not have a top but one could easily be installed. Also has a brand new audio system with subwoofers, CD player, and amplifier. |
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Maserati Ghibli GranLusso gets semi-autonomous tech and updated styling
Thu, Aug 24 2017Maserati's littlest sedan is getting a little bit of a makeover in the form a new GranLusso trim for the Ghibli. It will make its official debut at the Chengdu auto show in China, and it mostly consists of aesthetic updates. Up front, the GranLusso gets a grille that has chrome vertical bars in addition to the surround. They also appear thicker and more aggressive. The lower grille has been reshaped, with the outboard openings sweeping up and out, creating more of a smile shape. The headlights are less busy, with a very narrow LED accent strip, and square-shaped projectors. Along the side, the GranLusso gets some badges to tell everyone you got the newest fanciest Ghibli. At the back, the rear bumper has been ever so slightly reshaped at the base. Maserati claims the changes make the car more aerodynamically efficient, but don't give specifics, and frankly we can't imagine the improvement nearly enough to make any real difference to the way the car drives or performs. Styling tweaks aren't the only addition to the GranLusso though. The car will feature some type of semi-autonomous or autonomous driving technology. Again, no specific details were given. We reached out to Maserati for an explanation, and they wouldn't elaborate, saying that there should be more info when it makes its debut at the Chengdu show. No release window or pricing were given either. Related Video:
The List #0100: Drive the Italian Alps
Tue, Jul 7 2015The List travels to northern Italy to experience driving the Italian Alps. For this grand drive, we need a proper grand touring sports car. The Maserati Quattroporte fits the bill, with four doors, space for luggage, and all-wheel drive for those snowy mountain passes. But first our hosts make a quick stop at the Museo Casa Enzo Ferrari in Modena to take in an exhibit celebrating 100 years of Maserati. "The scenery is unbelievable," says host Patrick McIntyre. "If you're going to come all the way to Italy, rent a car and drive through [the Alps]." Join Jessi and Patrick as the check 'drive the Italian Alps' off of their list. Have an RSS feed? Click here to add The List Click here to subscribe to The List in iTunes Click here to learn more about our hosts, Jessi and Patrick
Maserati and Zegna to roll out limited-edition Quattroporte in Frankfurt
Thu, 05 Sep 2013Back in April, Maserati announced a new partnership with men's clothier Ermenegildo Zegna. We wondered at the time how a Maserati could possibly get any more stereotypically Italian stylish, but now the Modenese automaker is presenting the answer in this fresh take on the new Quattroporte.
When the doors open at the Frankfurt Motor Show next week, Maserati will unveil the Quattroporte Ermenegildo Zegna Limited Edition concept car. That's their name, not ours, and if you're wondering how a production vehicle could be turned at once into both a concept and a limited edition, well... we don't know, either. Maserati says that it previews a production version to follow next year.
So, confusing nomenclature aside, what are we looking at here? For starters, there's a special platinum-color paint finish with tiny aluminum flecks and a gloss-black primer to give it that extra-deep luster. And the interior has been upholstered in "moka" and "greige," with leather seats, door panels and headliner and other surfaces finished in Zegna's own textiles.