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Ferrari partners with Movado Group to roll out the Scuderia Ferrari Watch Collection
Both Swiss watch label Movado and Italian sportscar maker Ferrari have got into a multi-year agreement for the design, production and marketing of a new collection of watches for the fans of the Ferrari brand. The move will go a long way in boosting Ferrari’s watch business through Movado’s expertise in design, development and distribution in order to reach our fans around the world. The new Ferrari Watch Collection that are inspired by the designs of Ferrari GT and F1 cars are all set to be debuted at the Annual Watch and Jewelry Fair held in Basel, Switzerland in 2013.
The Scuderia Ferrari Watch Collection will be priced up to $2,000 and will be sold worldwide through select wholesale distribution outlets as well as Ferrari’s stores and the Ferrari online shop. Combining Movado’s high quality craftsmanship and Ferrari’s impeccable designs will turn the collection into a delight that all the fans can look forward to.
Ferrari-powered BaByliss Pro Volare X1 Clipper
The Ferrari Design Team came up with this BaByliss Pro Volare X1 Clipper in conjunction with BaByliss. As efficient and superbly designed as a Ferrari can get, the BaByliss Pro Volare X1 Clipper comes with titanium-coated steel cutting blades, giving you that smooth and trim look as you step outside.
The clipper sports higher performance insides than the conventional clipper and has a powerful motor designed by the guys at Ferrari Design making it the supercar of hair clippers. A perfect way to bring your motoring craze to your grooming cabinet, the BaByliss Pro Volare X1 Clipper sculpted by Ferrari is probably the quickest way to shave too.
Eric Clapton’s one-off Ferrari 458 Italia
Ferrari is used to follow the concept of creating customized one-off vehicles for special clients. If reports are to be believed, the car maker has built a special car for avid Ferrari collection and musician Eric Clapton. Said to be based on the 458 Italia, the car seems to be styled with a V12-engine that Ferrari used in the outgoing 599 and in the Enzo supercar. This customized supercar is shown off inside a glass box at the Ferrari London dealership.
Enzo Ferrari museum opens in Italy
All the Ferrari fans would definitely be aware of the birthplace of the brand. If we look at the birthplace and the first workshop of Enzo Ferrari, Modena, has now been converted into a museum dedicated to Enzo Ferrari and his Prancing horse. Yes, Ferrari fans can now witness the Ferrari story by visiting this Ferrari museum in Italy. Expect to be bowled over by some of the finest Ferrari’s ever made as they are showcased at this museum.
The thing that goes side by side with the legendary name Ferrari will be on display at the historic documents, objects and memorabilia, and original audio-visual footage that reconstruct the identity of Motor Valley of Emilia Romagna.The complex started with the house that Enzo Ferrari was born in, back in 1898, as its base. A new building has then be added to the house, in the form of now famous yellow aluminum “bonnet”, which is the symbolic color of Modena as well as the color chosen by Enzo Ferrari as the background to the Prancing Horse, the trademark logo of the company.
Fire at French parking lot burns down exotic cars
A square in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, the Place Vendome is a huge parking space. This structure houses rare and exotic supercars that the world doesn’t usually have an opportunity to feast its eyes on. France lately became victim to a heart wrenching episode in France, the Place Vendome was subjected to a major fire that broke out, rumored to have been caused by a Ferrari. Starting at the Level -2, the fire engulfed its flaming wings around a bunch of cars parked there, many of which were rare and were considered exotics. As per the reports a minimum of 40 cars have been affected by the fire and local authorities have called in engineers to look out for structural damages and prevent the same.
Ferrari F12 Berlinetta 1:43 scale model
The most powerful road-going Ferrari ever chiseled into being, the F12 Berlinetta’s launch is just around the corner, and this V12 ride from the Italian manufacturer’s stables is destined to go down strong in history books. Created with meticulous detail, this shiny red 1:43 scale model is priced at $319, shipping and customs duty excluded. A perfect tribute to the soon-to-be-launched supercar, this seems to be a pretty fine way to own a Ferrari, without squeezing your bank account.
2012 Ferrari California
Ferrari has confirmed the revised 2012 California convertible will get more power, a lower body weight and a new optional handling package. The model will be about 30kg lighter and will deliver an additional 30 HP. Both the exterior and interior will also be improved.
The changes in weight and power have cut the car’s zero-to-62 mph (0-100 kilometers per hour) acceleration time to 3.8 seconds.
The California, which currently starts at $192,000, will be available with an optional suspension setup called the Handling Special package. It includes computer-controlled shock dampers that react faster than before to keep the car’s body from rolling in turns while maintaining a comfortable ride.
Along with the mechanical upgrades, the new California will get a wider range of color choices, including two-tone finishes and three-layer paint technology.
Ferrari 360 Modena is the world’s fastest limousine
This limo is the kingpin of all limos you would have seen till date. The Ferrari 360 Modena in delectable red color was recently spotted before Christmas by shoppers in the elite Knightsbridge vicinity, London. This one was created by cutting a regular 360 Modena in half and adding seats in the middle to provide interior room for eight people and hence took up as much as two parking spaces when it posed in London. Since its Ferrari, speed has to be a USP here. It has been hailed as the fastest limousine in the world for it can hit a top speed of 166mph.
Wooden mosquito mask sells for more than the price of a Ferrari
An unbelievable $400,000 was fetched by a19th-century Tlingit “mosquito mask” from the Pacific Northwest which was sold at the Christie’s auction. Being a value of importance and a lavish piece of art., the item was valuable but the mask was expected to go for one-tenth the price it was finally sold for. Not short of an interesting story, the150-year-old wooden “mosquito mask” was part of an intense bidding war at a major auction of aboriginal art in France. The buyer, an unidentified European collector spent the additional sum to keep his rival Canadian bidder from acquiring the rare object and bringing its glory to his country.
Ferrari introduces new Surf Table : Scuderia Spider 16M
Surfing is undoubtedly the most exciting and adventurous sport available. The thrill of surfing on the huge waves is just incomparable to anything else in the world.
Inspired by last GT Ferrari model, presented at the Motor Show 2008 in Italy, Ferrari has designed the new table Scuderia Spider 16M. It will be available worldwide from summer 2009. And when it’s Ferrari you obviously expect some aspects of Ferrari cars. Scuderia Spider 16M features the Italian flag along with the Ferrari logo. Its design is the result of meticulous study and constant development in all the facets, to impart same emotion that defines Ferrari cars. The table is engineered to provide a superior level for a great wave riding experience.
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