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Seductive Screamer: The Ferrari F430

April 8, 2008

Some cars, like the Gremlin, the Pacer, or the Mini, inspire mirth or affection. Some inspire respect or awe. Some inspire simple, unalloyed lust — like this one: the Ferrari F430.

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Tags: Ferrari, Italian cars, Pininfarina

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