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Car Forum / Ferrari Cars / November 2003How has Ferrari impacted on Italian design?
Hello, I have to do an essay on how has Ferrari impacted on Italian design. I was just wondering what you guys (and gals) thought. Thank you Ferrari Gal If you're looking for info, I can suggest the Pininfarina website to you. Because they designed the majority of the Ferrari's in the past. They have also a lot of info on other (italian) models of the past. http://www.pininfarina.com/ Sjoerd PS What is the essay for? I'm interested because I am looking for automotive design research courses. > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thank you > Ferrari Gal Its for a subject called Italian Design. Although it's in Sydney, Australia. Thanks for the information. Ferarri Gal > If you're looking for info, I can suggest the Pininfarina website to you. > Because they designed the majority of the Ferrari's in the past. They have [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Thank you > > Ferrari Gal I can also recommend two books written by Penny Sparke to you (thought about it later): Italian Design A century of Car Design Sjoerd > Its for a subject called Italian Design. Although it's in Sydney, Australia. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > Thank you > > > Ferrari Gal > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thank you > Ferrari Gal I think Ferrari's had a lot of impact on *automotive* design. But I don't think they've really "rocked" design world in general. There were a lot of cars that came out before and around the first Ferrari that were just as monumental, such as the early Auto Union cars, and Mercedes models that came out after Ferrari's debut. The same could be said for the later cars like the Jaguar C and D-Type, and the Ford GT-40. MC >> Hello, >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >out after Ferrari's debut. The same could be said for the later cars like >the Jaguar C and D-Type, ...Derivative of earlier Ferraris. >and the Ford GT-40. The bloddy 250(275) LM. > ...Derivative of earlier Ferraris. > >> and the Ford GT-40. > > The bloddy 250(275) LM. I knew this was coming, and you know what? I didn't care!! <cue sappy Dave Mason music> "So let's leave it alone 'Cause we can't see eye to eye There ain't no good guy There ain't no bad guy There's only you and me and we just disagree Ooh...hoo Oh, oh, whoa ..." Now, let's see if Tiger can be equally magnanimous! MC "MC" <betterman@pj.com> wrote in > I knew this was coming, and you know what? I didn't care!! > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > MC Holy crap muffins Batman, the medication's working! -Matt- "That or he's really, really high..." >> ...Derivative of earlier Ferraris. >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > ><cue sappy Dave Mason music> [snip crappy dave mason music] >Now, let's see if Tiger can be equally magnanimous! It ain't a question of magnanimity, it's right or wrong; and you were wrong enough to be crowned Queen of RASF1... (_Not_ the honor one might suppose.) ;-) > It ain't a question of magnanimity, it's right or wrong; and you were > wrong enough to be crowned Queen of RASF1... I'm lost. Clue me in, or are you talking about her? A forgotten argument? MC <<Now, let's see if Tiger can be equally magnanimous!>> I'm going to argue that one car looks like another? Or not? Gods, even I have better things to do. C. There was an article in a past FORZA Magazine that discussed how Ferrari design cues have shown up in cars by other manufacturers.  SignatureMike Hanson -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= www.scaleautosport.com > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thank you > Ferrari Gal |
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