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This year Ferrari has organised a series of
exclusive events, including the presentation
of the F12berlinetta. It is the debut of the
most powerful 12-cylinder, praised by the
specialist press all over the world for
style, handling and performance as well as
the combination of high power outlet and
reduced emissions and consumption. |
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Pebble
Beach has always been a special place for Ferrari. The
elegant town near San Francisco with a special event
inside a special event, where thousands of clients and
collectors come together so see the latest models from
Maranello and some legendary cars included in the
traditional auction and the Concours d’Elegance.
This year Ferrari has organised a series of exclusive
events, including the presentation of the F12berlinetta.
It is the debut of the most powerful 12-cylinder,
praised by the specialist press all over the world for
style, handling and performance as well as the
combination of high power outlet and reduced emissions
and consumption.
Meanwhile the first 'Tailor Made' car in the USA will be
handed over at Pebble Beach this weekend: an FF, which
has been personalised by the famous British golfer Ian
Poulter thanks to the innovative personalisation
programme available from the Prancing Horse. The car’s
livery is a triple-layer “Sabbia” colour, while the
interior is made of black Poltrona Frau leather with
tartan pattern which aims to mimic a clothing range from
Poulter.
The boot in carbon fibre and high-tech fabric reminds of
the world of golf with some details, like the tartan,
used for the first time in a car. The British golfer
will receive his FF during a special evening with the
participation of Ferrari CEO Amedeo Felisa.
The Prancing Horse will also take part in other events
at the Pebble Beach festival. In the Gooding & Co
auction catalogue there is a 1973 365 Daytona Spider
certified by Ferrari Classiche and models such as the
1960 250 California Spider Competizione passo lungo and
the 1955 857 Sport, once owned by the artist Andy
Warhol. Those cars will probably reach 10 million
dollars or more.
On Sunday Ferrari will participate in the great Concours
d’Elegance in two categories for the Prancing Horse.
Pebble Beach is still a way for clients and collectors
to come together and share their passion for the cars
from Maranello, for which the USA is still the biggest
market.
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