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With most manufactures retro-s

With most manufactures retro-styling older designs, does anyone think Ferrari will bring back the DINO? Maybe a new V6 design? Just wondering...

 

[Guest]

Hmmmm...they just might have t

Hmmmm...they just might have to do something like that to gather up a little more market share or if they want to up production, the top of the market looks fairly full....Dino or what a Ferrari SUV?

 

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Well, now that Maserati has be

Well, now that Maserati has been brought back from the ashes...again, I think they'll use that medium to pursue the "lower" markets.

A V6 from Ferrari would put it under Maserati's lineup which would not be OK with them. Also, if they build a lower line, it would be in direct competition with Maserati, which would cannibalize sales.

Cheers

 

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I wouldn't say it would hu

I wouldn't say it would hurt the market share of Maserati. Just build a limited amount of units to start & go from there. I would be great to have a V6 that can compete against the Lotus Elise, BMW Z8, or smaller cars. A small, two-passenger racer like Ferrari was known for, maybe a retro styled Dino 206? Think about this, a small club racer that’s not so out of reach like the 360 challange or other models. I know Ferrari have always had they're own philosophy on building cars & for who. Why not honor Dino Ferrari once again?

Just my .02cents

Something to think about

 

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I'm with WJH, Retro stylin

I'm with WJH, Retro styling, not out of reach. The example above would do nicely for starters.
DJ

 

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I believe a new Dino has alrea

I believe a new Dino has already been built and sold for almost a decade now: It's called the NSX, and it reportedly combines Dino design characteristics with Honda reliability... ;-)

 

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Good point. I wouldn't be

Good point. I wouldn't be above owning one. Regardless of the marque, if the design and engineering is there then it would have a place in my garage.
DJ