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Nicolas (amanico) shares a captivating look back at the Ferrari 456, a grand tourer that left a lasting impression from its release. His personal reflections, accompanied by stunning photography, highlight the car's iconic design, powerful V12 engine, and the allure of its manual gearbox and red interior. This piece invites readers to appreciate the enduring appeal of a true automotive classic through the eyes of a passionate enthusiast.
Occasionally still check the classifieds to see where they are these days. Would be a cool road trip round the world vehicle πππ€π»
They are not as cheap as they used to be, where you could easily commit without thinking twice ππ€·π»ββοΈ
I particularly enjoy the three quarter rear view, pure class. The interior is quite cosy too, even if it suffers from the same issue as the 355 with the center console plastics melting in warmer climates (an easy fix but still).
Must be the most understated design of a post 60s Ferrari. I love it. The one thing that keeps me from getting too interested is the question about on what occasions youβd drive it. Itβs too soft for a sports event, too uncomfortable to take the family out, too much of a diva as a daily driverβ¦ Still, Iβm tempted every time I see one.
thought to taking one,. OK, I'll take one!! Lovely car.
...which, because it wasn't very popular, is 'affordable' as far as things go. Very similar style.
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