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Ferrari debuts the LaFerrari Aperta - the convertible version of the LaFerrari
Ferrari debuts the LaFerrari Aperta at the Paris Motor Show 2016. Comes stock with soft top but you can get the optional carbon fiber hard top.
I think it'll look much better in a different color other than black 
Cheers,
Anthony
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Ferrari debuts the LaFerrari Aperta - the convertible version of the LaFerrari
Ferrari debuts the LaFerrari Aperta at the Paris Motor Show 2016. Comes stock with soft top but you can get the optional carbon fiber hard top. I think it'll look much better in a different color other than black Cheers, Anthony...
Looks incredible, even in black
I wonder how many rare, high-end new ferraris you\'d have had to buy to be considered as a prospective buyer for this beauty.
Yes, I know...was using the past tense. [nt]
Mere mortals could not ever get on the list to buy.
When I look at this new (and wonderful) Ferrari, I always have a question in mind.
Will this shape and this model always be desirable after 50 or 60 years such as a 250 GTO? I am not sure. Best wishes Alkiro ...
