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A Ferrari and a bicycle are the polar opposites in almost everything, except when they are the same thing. Austrian artist Hannes Langeder’s Fahrradi Farfall FFX is a custom made Ferrari, and a bicycle. Built to look like the track only supercar Ferrari FFX, the Farfall FFX does not boast a V12 engine, F1 technology or the magnificence of the prancing horse, what it does have is street legal status in Austria and pedal power.
Waiting for its official debut at the Geneva Motor Show, the F12 Berlinetta is the fastest Ferrari to date. Getting its power from a naturally aspirated 6.2-liter V12 engine that pumps out 740hp, top available torque being 690Nm. Now these are super impressive numbers by any standard, and they translate into performance very well. The F12 roars from zero to 100 kmh in just 3.1 seconds.
Vertu, the maker of expensive phones, has teamed up with Ferrari, the maker of awesome cars. The phone claims inspiration from the Ferrari 458 Italia. While the poor phone will not run like the Ferrari or corner like one, it will of course strive to be priced like one.
A Ferrari isn’t just a car, we’d call each of those a masterpiece. So good, you want to keep the prancing horse pampered even if you have a ton of money. But something like this would probably be just too painful. From the looks of it, the table has been made from a crashed, crushed Ferrari reduced to being the curious innards of a transparent-top table. Probably a great conversation starter, but actually a very morbid display.
Built with a strong “inspiration” from Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, the Millenio concept by designer Marko Petrovic is a Ferrari designed for the future. The concept car is a lightweight electric vehicle with a very prominent front fascia. Millenio concept is powered by two powerful electric motors to maintain the power and speed you’d expect from a Ferrari.
The prancing horse shows itself in full majesty in the Ferrari Aliante Concept by designer Arunkumar Shanmugam, Magnus Grettve and Daniel Soriano. Granted, it is an independent concept, but it looks too damn beautiful to not be a Ferrari. Aliante has a curvaceous body, exaggerated fender, and super attractive looks. Well, not the traditional Ferrari style, but still one design that can proudly carry the name.
As far as we are concerned, nothing really beats being behind the wheel of a real Ferrari F1, but since that isn’t quite likely to happen, we may decide to settle down for something else. Like this very suitable replica for our gaming experience.
Gullwing America have decided to take a shot at the ultra-rare Ferrari 340 Mexico Berlinetta race car, giving the classic into a modern world makeover. The car itself is ultra rare, with only three instances of the 340 Mexico Berlinettas ever being made, so only one car is scheduled to be built with the makeover.
We don’t even need to point out that this mobile phone is geared straight towards Ferrari fans. Acer Liquidmini Ferrari Edition Android smartphones have the color scheme and prancing horse logo of the legendary Italian marque, and that alone should be enough to get fans interested.
It seems Russian tuners Dartz thought leather on the inside of Ferraris was all too common as were the gold paintjobs in Russia. Ergo, the best solution would be to cover a Ferrari F430 in leather grain vinyl. We are not sure but we think the Ferrari would have preferred death to an exterior like …