Spotted in a showroom in Warsaw, Poland, during my recent trip. A shiny red Ferrari.... Times have definitely changed since I first visited Warsaw in the early 80s.
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That looks like the one I was going to buy for a trip to California. Then, I realized I didn't have all the gold in California, so I had to forgo the purchase. Nice car, though. I don't know much about Poland but such a car does contrast with the WWII photos I've seen of Warsaw!
What a car!
Of course, they probably had little more than Trabis then. Owning a Ferrari or something similar is nuts. You can only exploit its talents on a race track, and that would be foolish for the size of the investment. The greatest concentration of Ferraris, Maseratis, etc., I have seen was in Monaco. There is only one day a year you can drive fast there. I think we can figure out the buyers' motivations.
Nice car but not for me :)
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