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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
In a recent interview with the chaps over at Autocar magazine (see the video after the jump, Ferrari's Product Development Director Roberto Corradi openly admitted that the new California was purposely designed to appeal to a broader audience targeting among other groups, a larger percentage of female customers. For that reason, the Italian firm had to adapt the car in terms of shape, handling and of course, its everyday usability. If you don't believe him, then just take a look at this official picture... -Continued
But just to make things clear and even though many purists may disagree with us, we don't have any problems with Ferrari producing more "user-friendly" models such as the California as long as it continues to create masterpieces like the F430 Scuderia.
