If the 308 had carried on

[Paul K]

Beautiful, but IMHO the 308/328 were the most beautiful of the 'modern' Ferraris.

Except the 288GTO, all-time fave.

[Chocaholic]

Tough crowd. I like it. A lot. Interesting lines and shapes. Low, sexy and fast...looking. Probably even better in the flesh. Would happily clear space in my humble carriage house.

[thamlin000]

Not bad, especially compared to the lambo and corvette posted above. Yikes!?

For my tastes, when it comes to Ferrari:
Modern=95 355 with a 6 speed
Classic=67 330GTC. Not the quad headlight one.

[Tervuren]

The 308 has carried on, as the 328, 348, 355, 360, 430, and 488(?)

Not sure what the current model is, I sort of stopped following Ferrari's when I realized I liked the 944 much better than any Ferrari that wasn't a collector like the BB Porsche-o-Phile posted.

[rusnak]

Originally Posted by thamlin000

Not bad, especially compared to the lambo and corvette posted above. Yikes!?

For my tastes, when it comes to Ferrari:
Modern=95 355 with a 6 speed
Classic=67 330GTC. Not the quad headlight one.

That would be a McLaren P1. BTW, don't get me wrong - I would not kick it out of the garage for leaking oil on the floor or anything like that.

[Heel n Toe]

If the 308 had carried on

Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

Ferrari's J50

To my eye, it looks to be much more derivative of the F50 than the 308. That thick black beltline is a callback as well as the "open star" wheel design. As well as the fact they went with the same number; F50... J50?



And re: "the origami thing," I think we're pretty much stuck with that insofar as supercar design for the foreseeable future. There might be a retro-ish design or two once in awhile, but lots of sharp edges seem to be here to stay. The current and future crop of high-end buyers demand as much "radical edginess" as the designers can supply.

[Macroni]

wow....... wish I had the money....

[KNS]

Originally Posted by Tervuren

Not sure what the current model is, I sort of stopped following Ferrari's when I realized I liked the 944 much better than any Ferrari that wasn't a collector like the BB Porsche-o-Phile posted.

Same here. After the 355 I'm really not familiar with Ferrari anymore.