Ferrari replicas are usualy build on Toyota MR2 donor car. This Ferrari California replica is based on 2003 Mercedes Benz SL which is quite a car itself. The kit is called “DNA West Coast” and is provided by US based DNA Automotive, … Continued
Yes. It is a Ferrari-based Ferrari replica. Enzo replica based on F430 to be exact. For sale. Just $400K. The ebay listing says: Truly a ONE OF A KIND car, Million dollar look with out the excessive maintenance or … Continued
It is hard to tell this is not a genuine Ferrari 360. Well, it is. This Ferrari replica is built on Peugeot 406 Coupe which is one of the best donor cars if you’re up on building a replica Ferrari … Continued
It is hard to believe, but this is not genuine Ferrari 458 Italia. It is replica car based on 2000 Ford Cougar. It is currently for sale and the owner says “Only one true 1 to 1 ratio build in … Continued
Didn’t get yourself oen of original 499 LaFerrari supercar? Well, no worries – there are chineese to help you out. Bring them Toyota Camry as a donor car and $20,000. They will get you LaFerrari replica.
The Ferrari Enzo was a limited edition model built using Ferrari’s vaunted F1 racing technology so that 399 lucky people could drive one of the world’s fastest street-legal machines. Styled specially for Ferrari, it was reported at the time by … Continued
Looking at the Ferrari F40 now is like taking a step back in time. When it was designed and engineered in the late 1970s, the wedge shape was in. Whether it was rounded or hidden by various aerodynamic devices such … Continued
Partnering with Alcoa Aluminum to produce key parts of the F355’s replacement, the F360, Ferrari was once again the master car-builder that it had been. In teaming with Alcoa, Ferrari developed a new unit-body chassis that was about 28 percent … Continued
When the F430 was unveiled at the 2004 Paris two things were apparent: The lines were more rounded than before with more curves The lines were more aerodynamic Like all things Ferrari, the ultimate design – that which gives it … Continued
When Ferrari introduced the 355, technically the F355, in 1994, it has something to prove. Product planning had it as the successor to the 348 and it would have been if something funny hadn’t happened in between, a small Japanese … Continued