SOLVED: Djetset #364 - Ferrari F90 (by Pininfarina)

Started by Djetset, May 05, 2010, 06:53:11 PM

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Djetset

Please tell me all you know about this car  (make, model name, coachbuilder, etc.) to gain a point.
A car is for life, not just for Christmas.

max_pershin

Ferrari F90 based on Testarossa and designed at 1988 by Enrice Fumia, than head of Pininfarina R&D.

Built in limited edition (6 cars) for the Sultan of Brunei

Djetset

Good answer.  Well done, you get the point.
A car is for life, not just for Christmas.

Paul Jaray

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The real one:


Arunas


Paul Jaray

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Quote from: basman007 on June 01, 2010, 10:50:42 AM
Quote from: Paul Jaray on May 07, 2010, 03:10:17 PM
The real one:


They're both real...
I thougt it was a (nice) rendering



Ecnelis


basman007

Quote from: Ecnelis on May 30, 2013, 09:05:55 AM
Fumia's scale model. © KMh magazine.

That's fantastic!! Thank you for sharing that picture :-)
Is there a text or article with it? What does it say?

Ecnelis

Article there is, but only in Polish and apart from photos there is almost nothing new:

- six F90 were build
- there is unique, sliding roof
- also interior is bespoke
- Ferrari's V12 was connected to Prodrive's sequential transmission
- it was top secret project and Ferrari have no idea about it

PS. Both articles were done by kocie_ruchy (Last Active: 18-08-2012, 03:22:56).

basman007

+1

Can't read polish, but that looks like a very nice article. Good to see there are so many pictures of them :)
Thanks for the summary ;)

Paul Jaray

According to Fumia, when Sultan of Brunei was looking for a 'different' Ferrari, after he received 12 Testarossa spider, Pininfarina sent him the designs that were presented (and not choosen) for the Mythos. The one He choose was Fumia's proposal for the Mythos and He took 6 of them. That's why Ferrari never knew about it, those were designs used inside Pininfarina to develope the Mythos. When it was 'discovered' due to an internet scoop, Fumia, together with Roberto Bonetto went to Ferrari's PR Antonio Ghini to 'inform' them to keep good relationship between Ferrari and Pininfarina.
It's funny to report that Fumia was afraid that "if Sultan's of Brunei got involved in a car accident with a car full of Ferrari badges that was never 'officially' produced..."