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18th November 2010, 21:55 #1Senior Member
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Volkswagen interested in Ferrari
http://www.thechronicle.com.au/story...ested-ferrari/
i guess this would rule out Volkswagen own f1 teamVOLKSWAGEN is reportedly looking to add a Prancing Horse to its growing stable of supercar makers.VERSTAPPEN: ‘If I’d let Sainz past, dad would’ve kicked me in the nuts!’
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18th November 2010, 22:00 #2Senior Member
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I don't really believe that FIAT would let Ferrari go, nor would the Ferrari bosses want to be bought by Volkswagen.
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18th November 2010, 22:14 #3Senior Member
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I'm interested too and I might afford a badge... but the news seems just as relevant as this one
. If I said that FIAT is going to sell Ferrari to the Volkswagen group now 
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18th November 2010, 22:20 #4Senior Member
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Oh god, please no.
Ferrari has an identity and history with Fiat. Lets not lose this great marque to corporate Deutcheland.
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Um, how about NOTHX. Volkswagen, please be to staying out of Ferrari.
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19th November 2010, 00:42 #6Senior Member
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This would be great!
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Bugatti and Lamborghini seem to be just fine making some truly awesome cars, but the idea of Porsche and Ferrari under the same corporate umbrella is just wrong on so many levels.
That's like Spaten and Lowenbrau being....... oh, wait...HINCHTOWN!!
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19th November 2010, 01:33 #8Senior Member
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Maybe we will see a Ferrari powered by an air cooled flat 12. Now that would be something.
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I wonder how much FIAT would consider selling Ferrari for? Everybody has a price and if VW stump up enough cash then I'm sure FIAT would consider it. Why wouldn't they? I can't see that there are any links between Ferrari and FIAT that makes people want to own FIAT.
Forza Ferrari!!
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You'd think that VAG would have enough technical expertise via their experience in building the R10s and R15s to build an Audi F1 car. Surely there'd be more historical flag waving in it for them to run a an Auto Union Type E than to want to buy Ferrari.
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