Of course, building a less extreme supercar could lead to a setback from long-time Ferrari buyers who are used to mastering a more sophisticated vehicle. But doing so brings great personal satisfaction. But opting for a less tough Ferrari also means new buyers for the brand, many of whom may have preferred something like a Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe at one point or another.
Two very different vehicles, obviously, but Ferrari’s general intent is to show that not all supercars require advanced driving skills. While this mentality might be viewed as treason by some, thousands of new Ferrari owners will soon be joining the large Italian family – and they will bring their checkbooks too.
