Rawlings Vs. Ferrari: The Fight for an EV Concept!

[@RByrne]

The windshield idea just looks hideous, but its a cool idea nonetheless. I prefer ICE, but would love to see a comparison.

[@ericcarabetta1161]

Ferrari have always been d bags about what their customers do with the cars THEY BOUGHT.

[@VanquishMediaDE]

Buying a car does not give you the right to change whatever you want with it. Ferraris are timeless works of art, not some pile of crap E-Klass Mercedes that people will forget about in 3 years when the lease period is up. I support Ferrari for their Karenistic ways. The proud owner of a 2008 F430

[@ericcarabetta1161]

@@VanquishMediaDE, yes it does. If I fork over the hundreds of thousands of dollars for a car, it’s mine. I paid for it. Their pompous, pretentious attitude, is completely unacceptable. Especially for a licensed merchandise company that happens to just sell cars on the side and occasionally does some racing. They will slap their stupid logo on anything, but I’m “not allowed” to customize my car to my particular taste? GTFOH.

[@Tim_3100]

​@@ericcarabetta1161 afraid not in ferrari's case the fine print original owner signs states "the manufacturer (Ferrari) retains control over its cars even after they have been sold" and that i believe will include everyone after the orignal owner too.

[@VanquishMediaDE]

There is a contract that clearly outlines that you are not allowed to modify the car without the written permission from the factory. Clearly you do not own (nor do you have the money to own) a Ferrari@@ericcarabetta1161. I had no reason to modify my F430 as it is perfect from the factory. I would not change a single thing on my timeless work of art.

[@CarlDraper]

You missed out a word in the headline. Must try harder

[@stickynorth]

Such a precious twee corporation in an era where there cars are expensive luxury paperweights compared to electric cars, at least for 99.9% of the driving experience... I love the concept and Ferrari really should get on board the revolution...

[@daleferguson1233]

😅 Let them sue... Then you tell them.. you will give them CARBEN CREDIT 😅😅😅😅

[@TeronLewis-h9b]

I understand them wanting to keep Ferraris stock to keep value but if it was a junk car thats being given a second life u should be able to do whatever

[@bambooblinds]

*_Testa vs Tesla:_* i didn't even get the joke until you pointed it out. i was just assuming that because testa rossa means red head, and ''rossa'' means red, that the rossa was omitted because they repainted the red car in white.

[@AnthonySmith-bq2if]

THIS CAR IS HARDER THEN HARD

[@bobweiram6321]

It looks like a Ferrari made for the Pope.

[@gertjanvandermeij4265]

*Ferrari just need to STFU ! These are masterpieces !!!* When you BUY something, it is YOURS ! If you want to set it on fire, that is YOUR choice, because YOU BOUGHT it !

[@williamwade7059]

That F40 he build upset Ferrari so much they discontinued parts sells in the U.S. 😂 Ferrari doesn't have a sense of humor😂😂😂

[@Tim_3100]

He was lucky they didnt sue him for that i thought it looked good but fine print states Ferrari retains control over its cars even after they have been sold.

[@Asshatter]

@@Tim_3100 lol in the united states ferrari cant do anything, don’t believe me ask a guy named Steve wynn

[@VanquishMediaDE]

Buying a car does not give you the right to change whatever you want with it. Ferraris are timeless works of art, not some pile of crap E-Klass Mercedes that people will forget about in 3 years when the lease period is up. I support Ferrari for their Karenistic ways. The proud owner of a 2008 F430

[@Asshatter]

If you buy it you own it not the company so yes in America you can do whatever you want with it and ferrari will never win and will never stop selling in America either

[@gertjanvandermeij4265]

When you BUY something, it is YOURS ! If you want to set it on fire, that is YOUR choice, because YOU BOUGHT it !

[@J4mesTrenchard]

got any more examples of your false information?? i need a good laugh today!!

[@chrisfuller4479]

Timeless works of art that the owners are responsible to maintain with Ferrari replacement parts and certified labor costs that would make the US military's eyes water.