Ferrari 296 Speciale Review: A Conundrum for Collectors
The 296 Speciale, a hybrid car, has gained approval from regulators, but the question remains whether Ferrari collectors will accept it.
In Maranello, the 296 Speciale reveals Ferrari's ability to resolve contradictions. The company, known for its scarce production, aims to increase its output from over 1,100 cars per month without compromising exclusivity.
- Increasing production while maintaining rarity
- Creating more variants of a model while keeping each one exclusive
The 296 Speciale is a sharper, leaner, and louder evolution of the 296 GTB, a plug-in hybrid that serves as the brand's entry-level sports car. It ventures into extreme territory, making it a notable addition to the Ferrari lineup.
The company that built its mystique on scarcity aims to increase production... but do so without diluting exclusivity.
Author's summary: Ferrari's 296 Speciale poses a dilemma for collectors.
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