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There is ABS (anti-lock braking), though the same unreconstructed Ferrari buyer can deactivate it at the flick of a switch. The gear change has been smoothed.
"The whole idea is defrauding people who come thinking they'll get a Ferrari for $100," asserts Jack Ostoin, owner of J&D Recovery & Auto Auction of Detroit.
This was alarming to Mr. Ferrari because at the end of his vacation he had discovered that he had driven the rented van with the parking brake engaged the whole time.
Driven brutally, the Escort leaps from 0-60 mph (0-96 kmh) in 5.7 seconds - a Ferrari Testarossa takes 5.8 - and has a 140 mph (225 kmh) maximum.
Ferrari is an Italian maker of luxury cars.
Officials had already blamed the group for the kidnappings of Donnelly, Kent and the priest, Rev. Francisco Amico Ferrari, who was abducted early Thursday.
"The replicas dilute our good reputation," says Hugh Steward, a spokesman for Ferrari.
When Pope John Paul II visited the Ferrari factory in Maranello in June, Ferrari was unable to meet him because of his frail health.
When Pope John Paul II visited the Ferrari factory in Maranello in June, Ferrari was unable to meet him because of his frail health.
Fiat USA oversees North American activities of the Fiat Group, and handles products including Alfa Romeo and Ferrari automobiles, Iveco trucks and industrial and agricultural machinery, fibers, chemicals and biological engineering businesses.
He bought a Ferrari, acquired an expensive home in nearby Woodland Hills, Calif., and generally spent money as if there was no tomorrow.
It hopes that its mainstream products - the Cinquecentos and Tempras, Lancia Dedras and Themas, Alfa Romeo 155s and 164s - will bask in Ferrari's reflected glory. All of which begs a crucial question.
"In Boston it was unique," says Mr. Ferrari.
It doesn't take long for Dolby to hit high gear on the opening cut, "The Key to Her Ferrari."
Mr. Montezemolo, a lawyer with a degree from Columbia University of the U.S., was a Ferrari team manager from 1973 to 1976.
They begin today by comparing a Ferrari with the Dodge Viper (9.00).
For every potential buyer of a Ferrari or V12 Jaguar, there are thousands of motorists to whom small - in size and price - has to be beautiful.
Gone are the days when you could have a Ferrari in any colour as long as it was red - or maybe yellow.
Camilletti's black Ferrari and Brandt's Honda Accord were damaged substantially, he said.
"I wouldn't discount (growth in) northeast Ohio, Toledo or Cincinnati as far as business development," said Catherine Ferrari, a spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Development. "But it would be safe to say that this is one of them.
Amico Ferrari is the superior of a parish in Cali that is in one of that city's poorest neighborhoods.
Is this the year that Jean Alesi finally brings Ferrari back from obscurity?
Fiat, which acquired a 50% shareholding in Ferrari in 1969, holds an option to buy the 40% owned by Mr. Ferrari, who died Sunday at the age of 90.
Fiat, which acquired a 50% shareholding in Ferrari in 1969, holds an option to buy the 40% owned by Mr. Ferrari, who died Sunday at the age of 90.
For instance, a miniature version of the white Ferrari Testarossa driven in "Miami Vice" is one of the most popular toy sellers.
This is the 1990 car in which Alain Prost won four Grand Prix titles and Ferrari claimed its 100th championship.
That GM would allow a top designer to work on its staff and to drive a Ferrari points to the real reason it is losing market share.
The group kidnapped Amico Ferrari Thursday morning in Cali while on his way to his church in a slum neighborhood.
He was accused of trying to run photographer Peter Brandt down in a Ferrari and damaging his camera equipment.
The third American, the Rev. Francisco Amico Ferrari of Rochester, N.Y., was kidnapped in Cali on Thursday while the summit was held in the resort city of Cartagena, 450 miles to the north.

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