It may be every child’s dream to drive a Ferrari. But apparently, the two kids, who have now been dubbed the “Ferrari Kids” for taming a Ferrari F430 on video in India, seem to have landed in a heap of trouble as the City Police Commissioner has ordered an official inquiry, seeking identification of the minor children who drove the car.
Before anyone gets too excited, this is not a full-blown comparison test. Getting the Nissan GT-R for a test drive was a good excuse as any to assemble a few other sports cars and a photographer. We’ve had our 2000 BMW M Roadster for more than a year, the 2009 Nissan GT-R tester was with us for only a few days, and our friend’s 2009 Ferrari F430 Spider was still being broken in so we couldn’t push it. But we did get a feel for three different approaches to speed.
Having spent over 11 months developing this car, German design house Unique Sportcars has completed their first design concept based on the Ferrari F430, called the Calavera.
Germany-based NOVITEC is building what they term as an “uncompromising high-performance concept” that will be a limited edition of just eleven cars. Indeed, they plan to make the new NOVITEC TuLesto the most exclusive high-end sports car in the world. It is under development right now. What you won’t hear them mention is that it is obviously based on the Ferrari F430.