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  • It all started when then Pope John Paul II (now Saint John Paul) met a Ferrari delegation at the Vatican in January 2005. Present were (from right to left), Ferrari President Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, Saint John Paul, Piero Ferrari, Michael Schumacher, Luca Badoer, Jean Todt, Rubens Barrichello, and 90 other Ferrari employees. The intention was to present the Pontiff with a scale model F2004 F1 car, but the event was profoundly moving and within a few hours of its conclusion, a 400th and final Ferrari Enzo had been pledged to the benefit of Tsunami victims: the Pope's Ferrari
    Automotive
    How Fernando Alonso almost gazumped the Pope's Ferrari
    Blue-chip investment opps rarely include a lavish helping of fun, but one area where the two invariably coincide is the long-term ownership of vintage Ferraris, and this week served as a reminder of the potent force of rising Ferrari auction prices.
  • Specially designed platforms, featuring key vehicle information and details and vintage Ferrari's sit on raised podiums (Photo: Museo Casa Enzo Ferrari)
    Automotive
    Enzo Ferrari Museum reopens to the public in Modena
    Borrowing design cues from its 1950’s racecars, the Ferrari's new Modena gallery presents an architectural juxtaposition between Enzo’s original 1898 residence and the new contemporized yellow bonnet museum. Dedicated to Ferrari’s founder, the space showcases some of his company's finest works.