[Andrew]

Looks like the Dino could be coming back:

http://www.leftlanenews.com/2006/10/19/more-on-the-proposed-ferrari-dino-revival/

 

[Argento]

I saw the magazine on a recent foray to Munich, All looks just a bit to 599ish for my liking.

I'm a great believer in form follows function, & Pininfarina have always managed to pull off some unforgettable work, But the 599 (and possibly the Dino), are just to designed by wind tunnels and computers. Where have all the beautiful curves gone, the sensual shapes we all love so much ?

Just 2 pence worth....

Argento

PS - From what I hear - The Dino IS going to happen !!!

 

[Italian Lover]

Concurr

I saw the magazine on a recent foray to Munich, All looks just a bit to 599ish for my liking.

I'm a great believer in form follows function, & Pininfarina have always managed to pull off some unforgettable work, But the 599 (and possibly the Dino), are just to designed by wind tunnels and computers. Where have all the beautiful curves gone, the sensual shapes we all love so much ?

Just 2 pence worth....

Argento

PS - From what I hear - The Dino IS going to happen !!!

I second that. Just call the new car anything else but Dino. Jimmy

 

[Boxer]

I second that. Just call the new car anything else but Dino. Jimmy

Should this one be the Piero ?

Looking at what Ferrari/Fiat is doing with Maserati and Alfa, I am not sure I see a market segment into which a new 6 cylinder entry level Ferrari would fit.

I would rather see the Ferrari/Fiat group put the time and money into developing a lightweight 4-6 cylinder Elise beating 21st century Alfa Spider.

 

[FunkyJunc]

Should this one be the Piero ?

Looking at what Ferrari/Fiat is doing with Maserati and Alfa, I am not sure I see a market segment into which a new 6 cylinder entry level Ferrari would fit.

I would rather see the Ferrari/Fiat group put the time and money into developing a lightweight 4-6 cylinder Elise beating 21st century Alfa Spider.

+1. I wouldnt even mind seeing some prototype 4cyl cars ... monza anyone?