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Meridian Audio has joined forces with Ferrari to create the F80 all-in-one digital transportable sound system that’s been designed to appeal both to the eye and to the ear –that sounds quite catchy, doesn’t it… The F80 that bears both the The audio system is available in five Ferrari colors – Rosso Corsa (red), Giallo Modena (yellow), Argento Nurburgring (silver), Nero (black) and Bianco Avus (off-white). It is sold through
Remember the Ferrari 360 Limousine that created havoc a few months ago after the Italian supercar maker threatened to sue the British company that made it if it didn’t remove the Ferrari badges and logos (click here)? Well, that car is up for sale on eBay now by “StylishLimousines”. We’re not aware of what happened with Ferrari’s legal threats, but the 20 foot 360 Limo pictured on eBay has all its logos and badges intact. In case you’re wondering, the “Buy it Now” price on eBay is a staggering $250,000.
On a side note, as we visited “StylishLimousines” site to gather high res pics of the car, we discovered that our article on Ferrari’s threats was posted as is on the company’s site. To our surprise though, “StylishLimousines” referred a site called “dvorak” as the source. Nothing new, meaning that it’s not the first time that Carscoop’s articles have been stolen, but we did send “StylishLimousines” an email to correct the injustice. Let’s see if they respond… -More pics after the jump
Link: ebay & StylishLimousines
Bit by bit Ferrari is releasing more details and info on its new Via: Autoblog.it
A different sort of unveiling took part today at Maranello as Ferrari’s President Luca di Montezemolo and CEO Amedeo Felisa presented two new buildings: the new Company Restaurant designed by architect Marco Visconti and the New Car Assembly Lines designed by architect Jean Nouvel, winner of this year’s internationally Pritzker Architecture Prize. “With the addition of these two new buildings,” stressed the President, “we have completed the renovation of the entire Car Production Area that began in the late 1990s, and has involved the investment of over 200 million euro. Next year we will be going one step further when we begin work on the new GES facility.” -Continued
“We intend to create a working environment unlike any other anywhere in the world. A working environment where safety and environmental protection coexist in harmony in facilities designed and constructed with the workers’ needs in mind,” added Luca di Montezemolo.
Along with the official presentation of the two new buildings, Ferrari’s head officers also announced a series of new services for employees and their families. These range from free medical/fitness check-ups for all employees and their children, first and second home loans at competitive rates, personalised loans for family requirements, and discounts on school and university textbooks. Not a bad place to work is it…
While Ferrari had us glued on their dedicated 
The new images give us our first view of the
Pics Via: Autobild
Remember “Carozzeria Touring Superleggera”, the rejuvenated Italian coachbuilder that surprised us at this year’s Concorso d'Eleganza classic car show with the presentation of the Maserati A8CGS Berlinetta Coupe and the Maserati Quattroporte Bellagio Fastback Touring? According to our Dutch friend Vincent from “Autoblog.nl”, the Italian coachbuilder is readying a custom made Ferrari model that will make its debut in the forthcoming months – maybe even at the Paris Auto Show this fall. Although this has not been confirmed yet, Carozzeria Touring Superleggera’s coupe will most probably be based on the Ferrari 612 Scaglietti.
Via: Autoblog.nl
Motorola today announced the availability of its latest Ferrari branded cell-phone based on the RAZR2 V9. The first country to receive the phone is As you’d expect, the only differences between the original RAZR2 V9 and the Ferrari Special Edition model apart from the pricing, are purely cosmetic. You do of course get a fancy Ferrari-branded leather carry case and heaps of Ferrari wallpapers and ringtones, but that’s about it.
Via: cnet
We gather that the owner if this Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano in 
Via: Car Domain
While the newest model from Ferrari’s stable has yet to hit the road, fans of the Italian marque are already speculating on special edition versions, and in the case of the guys at CGI Automotive, they’ve even come up with a rendering of a sportier edition that could bear the Mondial or Stradale nametag among other choices. We don’t know if this artist’s rendering has anything to do with reality, but we too believe that in the near future Ferrari will proceed to the development of an even sportier variant of the coupe-cabriolet
We’ve seen more Pontiac Fieros transformed into Italian supercars than the actual car itself, so even if this is the first time that we’ve laid our eyes on a classic Ferrari Dino variant, we can’t say that we’re surprised. Despite the fact that the Dino replica wouldn’t even come close to fooling any car aficionado, we’d give the owner a C+ for at least attempting to create something different. -Continued
Link: eBay
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