Motor
Trend 2001
Ferrari 360 Spider - First Lookss Planet
Earth's Most Emotional New Convertible
writer: Matt Stone
It's
time to dig those nickels out of the seat cushions. Sell
the stamp collection, too. Break the kids' piggy bank,
have a garage sale, and get that rookie season Nolan Ryan
card on eBay-pronto. Take it all and buy big in this weekend's
lottery, because you'll want to get your deposit in on
Ferrari's new ragtop as quickly as you can. It's every
bit as dazzling as the 360 Modena coupe. And the top goes
down.Displayed
for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show in March and
coming to our shores around the first of the year, the
360 Spider is a predestined classic. It, of course, replaces
the much-loved F355 Spider, sold here from 1995 through
the rest of this year.
Ferrari
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Scale/Red
ing an open-air model. Raising and lowering
the top is a one-touch deal: Press the button, and the
top unlatches, lowers, and covers itself in a well-choreographed
display of excellent engineering.
Stylistically, the 360 Spider resembles its closed stablemate
everywhere but the
