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Andrea Pininfarina chief executive of Pininfarina the design firm best known for styling classic Italian sports cars like the Ferrari Dino and the Alfa Romeo 1600 Spider Duetto died early Thursday morning when his Vespa scooter was hit by a car n
Ernesto Freitas, the design force behind Portugal’s Luso Motors, has released another design concept but instead of reviving the Ferrari Dino or the Avions Voisin brand, the new car is an own-branded track-focused two-seater. Inspired by the classic Lotus 23b, the LM-23 combines tube-frame construction and mid-engine balance in a lightweight and affordable [...]
Posted on 07.4.2008 16:12 by Panait Filed under: | coupe | industry news | sports cars LusoMotors, famous for the design of the modern-day Ferrari Dino, is now presenting the mid-engined LM23, a model of which design is inspired from the Lotus 23b. But the new LM 23 means more track racing than looks. The new reshaped model features a space frame chassis made of steel tubing, with double skin aluminum...
While a Ferrari Dino will never see the light of day, the Italian automaker is reportedly considering a V6 turbo engine as a part of plans to meet future environmental requirements without...
Some of you may recall Ernesto Freitas, the Portuguese designer who created the modern-day Ferrari Dino that actually went into production. Well, Ernesto and his company LusoMotors have returned, this time with the mid-engined LM23 that follows in the footsteps of the classic Lotus 23b track racer of the mid-60’s. The LM23’s design is inspired from the Lotus 23b, and the overall result is pretty neat....
Design: Pininfarina Coachwork: Scaglietti Specifications 195bhp, 2,419cc quad OHC V-6 Five-speed manual transaxle Four-wheel independent suspension Four-wheel disc brakes Wheelbase: 2,340mm (92.1 in.) The use of the Dino name on the original 206 GT represented the Italian automaker’s first venture into mid-engine technology for production cars – and the platform for the introduction of the production...
Filed under: Paris Motor Show , Supercars , Ferrari , Toys Click above for high-res gallery of the new Ferrari California A few months ago we advised taking our post about Mattel leaking major Ferrari news with a big grain of salt. But as that famous toy maker has been known to do in the past (remember the 1969 Corvette ?), Mattel was indeed working on a 1:18th scale model of a new, small Ferrari....
Posted on 04.25.2008 07:39 by Ralph Kalal Filed under: | Spy Shots and Rendering | industry news | rumors Or, at least that's the prevailing opinion. This mule was circling the Fiorano test track, Ferrari's home base proving ground, doing hot laps. The car, the existence of which Ferrari adamantly and unequivocally denied for months, is internally designated as the F149, but is thought to be named...
The rumor mill has been churning at full froth lately over a possible new model from the shops of Maranello and Modena. One set of reports calls it a Ferrari Dino , another calls it the California GT and as of late, the third option is the Ferrari F149 . Whatever it ends up being, Topspeed is reporting images of the new car will hit the web in just two weeks time. This means some outlets must have...
Your first Ferrari : Here are the latest shots of the 'entry-level' new Ferrari. A modern-day successor to the popular Dino (1968-76), this is developed to attract new buyers - especially Americans - to the Ferrari brand, and to significantly up Ferrari's sales figures.
You love it, you hate it. The possibility of a front-engined V8-powered Ferrari "Dino" seems potentially sacrilegious, yet quite titillating. We're not exactly sure what to think about the new baby from Maranello. The idea of a smaller, more attainable Ferrari is fine with us, but we usually associate the "Dino" name with a mid-engined V6 model. Actually nobody is really sure what the car will be...
