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Is this true?


JE123
09-22-2001, 02:12 PM
I live in Tennessee and some people keep telling me that Ferrari's are illegal here. I think it is total bull. They say that they are illegal because they can outrun a cop car. Is there any truth to this? They also claim that any car that can outrun a cop car is illegal.

S Brake
09-22-2001, 03:26 PM
First of all, any ferrari could beat a cop car, well except for a mondial, heh:rolleyes: and i hope to all heck that its not true because thats just not fair to not allow the greatest sports car to grace your roads because its fast, that would be a travesty. you should seriously go to some police station and ask them about that...

Porsche
09-22-2001, 03:36 PM
That would suck. That also means though that most Porsches, Lamborghinis, Audi, BMW's and Mercedes would also be outlawed. It just dosen't fit. Also, If you had a Ferrari, it's not like there's million of them around it would just be an easy trip to the DMV to get the registration and such.

JE123
09-22-2001, 03:55 PM
I sort of figured that it could not be true. But I have never seen a Ferrari or any other exotic car. I don't even think they have a dealership in Tennessee.

CraigFL
09-22-2001, 08:25 PM
I know a person in Knoxville, TN with a 328GTS so someone is just pulling your leg;)

And SB927... Quit picking on that Mondial. Someday you and your wife are going to need two seats to put those two kids in a convertible and you'll be happy with that Mondial T Cabriolet:D :D :D

S Brake
09-22-2001, 08:59 PM
Originally posted by CraigFL
I know a person in Knoxville, TN with a 328GTS so someone is just pulling your leg;)

And SB927... Quit picking on that Mondial. Someday you and your wife are going to need two seats to put those two kids in a convertible and you'll be happy with that Mondial T Cabriolet:D :D :D Yeah but why not get that all illusive 355 spider, or 360...:eek:

Heep
09-22-2001, 10:37 PM
Originally posted by snowboarder927
Yeah but why not get that all illusive 355 spider, or 360...:eek:

Because then the little tikes would have to cram into the trunk. :D

Porsche
09-22-2001, 11:32 PM
Well, the hood. It would'nt be very nice in the trunk of an F355 or 360. CraigFL, I know you have a 328GTS, do you have any more Ferraris? I've never seen anyone stand up for a Mondial before. :)

Heep
09-22-2001, 11:51 PM
Well, I mean the front. BTW, does that switch around in mid/rear engined cars? Because the trunk is always the trunk, front or back or side, but is the hood still the hood if the hood is in the back? :confused:

Porsche
09-22-2001, 11:53 PM
You know, I don't know, I'll just say put em' in the bonnet.

Jay!
09-23-2001, 12:00 AM
Originally posted by Porsche
I'll just say put em' in the bonnet. Bonnet's the hood, bad for kids. Boot's the trunk, good for kids. :D

CraigFL
09-23-2001, 07:57 AM
Originally posted by Porsche

Well, the hood. It would'nt be very nice in the trunk of an F355 or 360. CraigFL, I know you have a 328GTS, do you have any more Ferraris? I've never seen anyone stand up for a Mondial before. :)

the 328 is my only Ferrari for now.... ( maybe a F355 TS in the future!)

I'm not sure I understand why people don't like the Mondial. I think Pininfarina did a nice job with the styling. I'm not a fan of the berlinetta because I like spiders and TS models better so I think the Mondial Cab looks great. It has every bit of the performance of the 308/328/348 similiar model with the benefit of the rear seat. Maybe most people can't envision a Ferrari with a rear seat??? I also believe some think of the 3L version choked by emission standards from the early 80s (but just like the 308 model) and don't consider the 3.2L or the "T" car(3.4L). Anyway, if you needed more than a two passenger F car, why wouldn't you choose a Mondial? And they're a bargain!!

Porsche
09-23-2001, 11:41 AM
Well I don't hate it, I just know little about it. I guess the mondial is a good "family" car the only other Ferrari would be a 456GT wouldn't it? Or would thier be some other older ones? An F355 TS? Well now that sounds like a very good choice.

S Brake
09-23-2001, 07:19 PM
Isn't there a 308 GT4 that has rear seats too? i'm kidding, i really do love the mondial, but if i had a choice between that and a 348 or 308 or 328 i'd chose those over the mondial. its styled better.

Heep
09-23-2001, 09:24 PM
Old Ferrari 400's (and later versions of the same car, 412...) have rear seats. Some were even automatic.

Hudson
09-24-2001, 12:34 AM
If anyone cares...

There are only two bodies that can regulate if a vehicle is legal to market in the US: US Federal Government and the state of California. If a car is legal in the US, it's legal in Tennessee. Ferraris (most models) are sold in the US, even in California.

There are NO laws stating that cars must be slower than police cars. Since I'm pretty sure that most police cars are fairly slow, many cars sold in the US would be illegal if the "slower than police car" law existed. Corvettes, for one, can easily outrun Ford Police Interceptors by about 40 mph in the top end...and, maybe, 2-3 seconds in the quarter.

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