Description: Ferrari North America has announced it will be auctioning the first F12 Berlinetta in North America to help victims of Hurricane Sandy. The auction will take place at 9 p.m. Eastern time on November 1...Add Comments13
Treston OttNov 10, 2012 How come the south doesn't get stuff like this we've had at least 4 bad hurricanes in the past 10 years and the northeast gets one bad "superstorm" and everyone freaks out. Not trying to disrespect anyone who lost someone but I'm just saying
Zaire WilkinsNov 09, 2012 this is nice but can somebody replace LIPA i miss my wifi it sucks being on 3G
Tin NguyenNov 09, 2012 They raised money for victims affected by the earthquake in Italy and now this. All companies should be like this. Giving back to the community is what it's all about.
Tin NguyenNov 09, 2012 I was never a big fan of Ferrari. I have nothing against the company. It just that their cars never attract me except for the 288 gto. However, I do respect their generosity toward victims of natural disasters.
Tim PreisingerNov 09, 2012 I'm a EMT on long island. While we were all pretty run down and tired, it was nice to see so many first responders putting in as many hours as we have and helping out. Some areas around here were pretty destroyed..
Stanzel WashingtonNov 09, 2012 Worst storm I've ever been in. My school was closed for 2 weeks because of it.
Alex MedvedevNov 09, 2012 Ferrari always does that so nice of them
Justin ChavezNov 09, 2012 You know wheels have become pretty common on cars these days. My cars even have wheels..
António Villas-BoasNov 09, 2012 Beautiful car!!! Ferrari is coming back to its 60's glory
Patrick SchalkNov 09, 2012 Those have been on many other different models already. Brake cooling systems are pretty common nowadays. I even have a brake cooling kit on my Camaro
Description: "Here at Ferrari, we have experienced and seen the devastation that Hurricane Sandy has caused in the affected area firsthand," said Marco Mattiacci, chief executive and president of Ferrari...Add Comments0
Description: The successful bidder will also have the option to have the hood signed by F1 drivers and receive a special dedication plate. When the F12 Berlinetta hits US showrooms in the middle of next year, it w...Add Comments2
Sam OglesbyNov 09, 2012 I like it it's looks different to the outgoing f12
Description: Ferrari has also arranged a special Ferrari-American Red Cross contribution page so Ferrari tifosi can contribute directly to the Red Cross. Other automakers that have contributed to the hurricane rel...Add Comments8
Jesse AndersenNov 10, 2012 I'd hope they would. Ford just reeled in some cash flow this quarter.
Aaron CrispNov 10, 2012 The big 3 did donate to the relief fund, I was just curious why they didn't mention it.
Anders SchrøderNov 10, 2012 What about donating to countries who needs it? Oh yeah, right... That isn't where the primary market is. Forgot about that.
It's sickening. They are only doing it for their own benefit. Nothing else.
Matt PiccoloNov 09, 2012 Or Toyota, or BMW, or Mercedes? Mhm
Shelby CassandraNov 09, 2012 American automakers donate to causes all the time. Ex. Breast cancer research. It just doesn't make the news like Ferrari does.
John GarciaNov 09, 2012 Hahaha yeah...like American companies would do anything that would involve them losing money.
Aaron CrispNov 09, 2012 Where's the American automakers???
Serge PankratovNov 09, 2012 Great job to all these car companies! That is good karma right there :)
William DownsNov 10, 2012 Ohh didn't even notice they went straight threw, thanks for pointing it out
Rithhin JawaharNov 10, 2012 It's used to push the bonnet down erich
Leigh MartinNov 09, 2012 It is for aerodynamics, you can clearly see the ground through the hole. It takes air flow off the hood and down the side of the door following the sculpted door.
Serge PankratovNov 09, 2012 Maaan.. Im in love with this machine.. Last Ferrari i admired so much was the 360 Modena!
Matthew MckernanNov 09, 2012 They act as a spoiler would, they direct airflow and add downforce, but without having an actual spoiler.
William DownsNov 09, 2012 I highly dought 2 big holes that lead into the body are there for aerodynamics, probably something to do with cooling something in the engine bay or maybe brakes
How come the south doesn't get stuff like this we've had at least 4 bad hurricanes in the past 10 years and the northeast gets one bad "superstorm" and everyone freaks out. Not trying to disrespect anyone who lost someone but I'm just saying
this is nice but can somebody replace LIPA i miss my wifi it sucks being on 3G
That's great to hear
Well done Ferrari!!!
They raised money for victims affected by the earthquake in Italy and now this. All companies should be like this. Giving back to the community is what it's all about.
I was never a big fan of Ferrari. I have nothing against the company. It just that their cars never attract me except for the 288 gto. However, I do respect their generosity toward victims of natural disasters.
I'm a EMT on long island. While we were all pretty run down and tired, it was nice to see so many first responders putting in as many hours as we have and helping out. Some areas around here were pretty destroyed..
Worst storm I've ever been in. My school was closed for 2 weeks because of it.
Ferrari always does that so nice of them
Unless its an old classic one.
No, Jay isn't really a Ferrari guy.
Jay Leno
Great idea Ferrari!