Ferrari Drive by Wire

Not that I know of.

IMO the

Not that I know of.

IMO the less Ferrari plays with electronics the better off the buyers are. Unless they let Germans or Japanese do all the designing and building. They have a history of getting things far afield from F1 & Concept to street cars.

Instead of worrying about the throttle they need to first learn how to keep a battery from going dead.

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I too, hope that Ferrari doesn

I too, hope that Ferrari doesn't go the "too electronic" route. I buy older Ferraris because I can work on them...........I would never own one, if I had to rely on the dealer for all of the service.

Look at what a used, after warranty, MB 500-600SL, or BMW 645i, goes for......CHEAP!!!!!!! People are just afraid of the cost of problems. Those that can accept the depreciation, will always buy new, and get rid of the car before the warranty expires. I, for one, cannot accept the lost in depreciation.

While I like the newer cars, 360 and 550, I would NOT buy one with the F1 trans.

If Ferrari goes too high tech, then I will never own a newer one........thank goodness that the older ones are still beautiful!!!!!!!!

I guess that I will just have to save up for my next Ferrari........an F40!!!!!!!!!!