**ALERT** Ferrari Californias are now for men, Details indside - 6SpeedOnline

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03-24-2011, 09:25 AM

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**ALERT** Ferrari Californias are now for men, Details indside

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03-24-2011, 10:22 AM

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beautiful!

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03-29-2011, 05:04 PM

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I can understand why a 20 year old kid with a clapped out Integra might want to slap skirts, lower the suspension, etc., and put aero add-ons his car, but I have never understood why someone would want to do that to a Ferrari, etc. The cars look gogeous and very "correct" right from the factory. A person who wants to "personalize" his or her car should just learn to drive it really well - the difference between a great driver and a competent driver is more than aero aids will ever make up.

Admittedly, the California is the least graceful current model, but it is pretty attractive and balanced as is. This car looks too lowered and too extreme for me, with more than a bit to much "look at me bling."

I guess I like "the girlie version" better.

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03-29-2011, 05:42 PM

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I think it looks beautiful! Nice place to park it too. Congrats:-)

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03-30-2011, 11:43 AM

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04-01-2011, 04:52 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lee Willis

I can understand why a 20 year old kid with a clapped out Integra might want to slap skirts, lower the suspension, etc., and put aero add-ons his car, but I have never understood why someone would want to do that to a Ferrari, etc. The cars look gogeous and very "correct" right from the factory. A person who wants to "personalize" his or her car should just learn to drive it really well - the difference between a great driver and a competent driver is more than aero aids will ever make up.

Admittedly, the California is the least graceful current model, but it is pretty attractive and balanced as is. This car looks too lowered and too extreme for me, with more than a bit to much "look at me bling."

I guess I like "the girlie version" better.

The choice of mods for this car are not my cup of tea but I am all for modding...almost any car. I can't see modding a Prius because that would go against what it stands for. But a Ferrari is just a car. A high end car but nothing about it makes modding sacrilege. I'm 52 and I would lower mine if I had one. Not too low though. I'd choose wheels with less fad appeal than these but definitely would change from stock. Choosing the right mods makes a world of difference.

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