The TheFerrari isn't a pretty car in general, but DAT PROFILE.

Yeah, I went there.

If you've been wondering whether spinning off Ferrari has hurt Marchionne's pride at all, the answer is probably no. Here's a quote from an interview earlier this year that addressed the company's debt:

Buttons are cool and all, but I don't like these candy-ass novelty things. I want proper buttons like my old BMW has. Sure, they are surprisingly complex little buggers with several tiny (lubricated!) moving parts inside, but damn they are satisfying to press. KA-CHUNK-KA.

Would it be smart on Ferrari's end to go on a season sabbatical, and turn their attention factory supporting GTE cars for a season while they get their shit together? To know that your car will be as lack luster as the previous year is kind of like being told the girl you like is married, but you continue to pursue…

would it be possible for them to build a car that makes kimi fast yet vettel can not handle?

You made the right choice.

Dude! Locomotive Snow Plow! Nothing like clearing snow with tonnage and speed:

Worthless without pics of the wife and cheerleader side-by-side.

Why Yes, You Can Drive A Ferrari In Six Feet Of Snow

Dunlap...after one lap...they dun.

Should have gone for the runfulls instead.

Yes, cats. They have amazing tensile strength in their spines, one saddle clamp to a special titanium cattail receiver and, boom, spinning cats powered bomber. They cruise at the speed of meow.

"The Shilovsky also featured iron armor, which is why it was proposed as a military vehicle." - Chris Perkins

fixed that for you

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As long as they weren't made, they were cool. Fixed it.

This is one of the dumbest posts I've ever read on the internet.

The Constitution didn't play a huge roll in defeating the British in the War of 1812, but it was one of the first important battleships to use iron armor giving it the nickname "old ironsides." This influence is felt even in today's modern aircraft carriers.