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| | Ferrari Fraternity - Aug. 21, 2006 |
 | | Then he tried a used Ferrari 308, which he calls "the Tom Selleck car," because the actor drove one in Magnum P.I. "The sound, the feel, the look of the car - there was nothing that wasn't supercool," says Smith, 59, a partner in the law firm Kirkland and Ellis. |
 | | Ferrari evidently recognizes that its cars are so impractical and precious that some buyers might be tempted to lock them in climate controlled vaults and never use them. |
 | | Ferrari invited me to drive in its rally last May and loaned me three current models: an F430 Spider (a two-seat convertible with a 490-horsepower V-8 engine, for $207,000), an F430 Coupe, and a 612 Scaglietti (a four-seater with a 540-horsepower V-12, for $270,000). |
| money.cnn.com /2006/08/18/magazines/fortune/ferrari_fraternity.fortune/index.htm (1943 words) |
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