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same design language for me
but not surprising as the 4C was built in commemoration to the Alfa 33 Stradale. And that one and the Dino Ferrari do share a lot of things imo
Dino, Dino and Dino again.
What a first name for some of the most exciting vintage cars! Fiat Dino, the Spider ( Credit Artcurial ) Fiat Dino Coupé, very Aston Martine-esque. ( Credit David Hayton ) And the Queen of the Dino, at least for me, the Ferrari Dino! ( Credit ClassicCar )...
IMHO its difficult to find modern comparison with Dino
its exotically curvy yet petite, polite yet sexy . cayman and alpine is close yet a bit lean and fit compare to 4C (aerodynamically cleaner ?) Personally I love 4C's richer detail yet different curve at more drastic angulary .
you meant this one?
look at those louboutin yet this one is very good animation of 4C www.4c-forums.com page-3#post-311746
same design language for me
but not surprising as the 4C was built in commemoration to the Alfa 33 Stradale. And that one and the Dino Ferrari do share a lot of things imo
I had a black 2002 that I loved.
I bought it without my father’s help, as a result he never liked the car, eventually helping me replace it with a Ford Taurus SHO. THe Ford was much faster, but I don’t reminisce about it like I do my 2002. Brings back some good memories.
Please bring back the Ferrari Dino...
...give it about 350hp, make it light, manual transmission, rear-wheel drive, and less than $150k. I know...I'm dreaming.