The Chairman of the Italian sports car maker Ferrari, Sergion Marchionne has recently given a confirmation to Autocar UK that the company is currently working on its Dino model, which will make a noteworthy comeback in the automobile market soon. Arriving as a mid engined sports car with a twin turbocharged V6 units, the Ferrari Dino will give an attractive glance for the customers to win their heart at its first impression. The manufacturer produced this runabout from 1968 to 1976 at the very low cost as compared to any other sports cars.
Discontinued from 1976, this roadster is continuously being in plan to hit the showrooms again with most impressive and updated features. Just opposite to its previous model, the brand is likely to introduce this retouched model in decreased volume and at the expensive price tag. Marchionne said, “We may produce a 500 horsepower Ferrari, but it will not be a cheap Ferrari. The brand is unique and needs to be protected. I would rather build 500 fewer cars than the market demanded instead of 500 more. We must not mess with customer expectations of Ferrari as an exclusive brand.”
The new Dino is presumed to render tremendous performance for its enthusiasts via bestowing splendid acceleration and speed on the way. Seems to be priced at the same rate as the California T, the upcoming vehicle will compete against the likes of the McLaren 570S, Mercedes AMG GT Black Series and Aston Martin V12 Vantage S.
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