[vmsp]

With the kind of press it’s getting, I bet this model will outsell all others made in the last 10y. I don’t remember the last time a Ferrari was on the news.

[dist-epoch]

Exactly, everybody will instantly recognize it, like the Cybertruck.

While all the other recent Ferrari's are basically a blur, I bet 95% of people could order then roughly by year.

[bob001]

> will instantly recognize it,

It looks like a generic Hyundai. If not for the badge I'd have assumed it was some Chinese mid tier EV.

[m463]

The worst thing about those kinds of EVs is the "generic alien orchestra" sounds they make in the parking lot.

It is sort of bland-nonoffensive like motel 6 artwork.

[bob001]

Yes, people spend $640,000 based on some news...

[jonplackett]

As apposed to spending it based on feels?

For people who buy a Ferrari the price is not part of the equation at all.

Also Ferrari’s whole game is demand and supply manipulation - there are always more people who want a Ferrari than can actually buy one. These will all sell out whatever happens.

[soco]

That goes the other way as well: who spends 640k on a car won't care much about the opinion of influencer X on platform Y.