Ferrari

Depends on what Ferrari you are talking about.

The car in transporter 2 is actually a lamborghini murcilago, or a Porsche turbo.

There are many types of Ferrari's like the Ferrari Spider, and so forth, but Ferrari's generally go around 200 miles per hour, with an absolute deviation of 10 miles per hour.

in the whole world the are 40 enzos.james may crashed one on top gear so make that 39!.

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Eddy Irvine partnered schumi in 1997

A Ferrari F1 car goes to around 330 kmph.

$29,000 to $60,000 USD

Fiat owns Ferrari

In 1947, the first Ferrari was produced in Maranello, Italy. It was the 125 Sport, with a 1.5 L V12 engine.

300km/h but can go more than that (over 350km/h) but scary to drive like that..

217 mph

Italy.

thecarguy: did u know that enzo ferrari (the founder of the Ferrari car company) didn't like the idea of making cars for the everyday people. he started a Ferrari racing team (team Ferrari) in the early 50's. the reason he started making more Ferrari's was because his team needed more money to race, so in the mid 50's he starting selling Ferraris for the everyday person.

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$20,000

ferrari what? and i really think ANY ferrari is more expensive than a Z

Yes

Italy

it all depends on witch viper you are talking about and which ferrari you are talking about

You won't find a Ferrari advertisement anywhere because till now Ferrari has never spent a penny on advertising. And lets face it, they don't need advertisements.

Some might say the Ferrari F40 was the best supercar they ever made, because it was also the most focussed in terms of outright performance. It was a car for the purest who ONLY wanted to drive fast and who wasn't bothered by the lack of stereo or by the piece of wire used to open the door in place of a door-handle. Rarely do car manufacturers come up with something as purposeful as this. Even for Ferrari, this was quite an extreme car.

Magnum PI

The FXX is not street-legal. It can only be purchased through the FXX Program operated by Ferrari in Maranello, where they perform all maintenance necessary at no extra cost, although entrance to the program does cost $2,100,000 (approximately). Ferrari holds the car at their garage, and then allows owners to bring it to any private race track (Nurburgring excluded, except on occasion) in Europe. Ferrari will not allow any of the 30 cars that were built to leave the European continent.

One of the main reasons that the FXX is not street legal are its tires. It can only take custom-made slicks made by Pirelli, which can not get enough grip to be safe on public roads.

The street-legal Enzo Ferrari produces 651 bhp at 7800 rpm and 485 lb. ft. of torque at 5500 rpm. It will rev to about 8000 rpm. The V12 Enzo engine was the canvas used by Ferrari's engineers to design the FXX's engine. Oh, and the Enzo ONLY costs about $1,000,000 used, as seen at dupontregistry.com.

By slow down light I presume that you mean the MIL malfunction indication light. Your car needs to go onto diagnostics to find which component is the cause of the MIL illuminating The problem needs sorting, the codes can then be re set the light will go out & the car returns to normal.

The story of this rampant horse is a simple and fascinating one.

The emblem was emblazoned on the fighter plane of Francesco Baracca, the ace of World War I, who was shot down at Montello.

In 1923, when competing in the first Circuito del Savio, at Ravenna, he made the acquaintance of Count Enrico Baracca, the hero's father; as a result of that meeting, he was subsequently introduced to the ace's mother, the Countess Paolina Baracca, who one day said to him: Ferrari, why don't you put my son's rampant horse on your car? It will bring you luck"

The horse was, and has remained, black; whilst Enzo added the gold field, this being the color of Modena"