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Ferrari unveils new website
Mar 30 2009Supercar manufacturer Ferrari has announced the launch of its new website, which will give fans of used cars an opportunity to see some of the company's most iconic models online.
Visitors to the new website will also have the opportunity to find out more about what's going on at Ferrari and keep up-to-date with new product announcements and vehicle launches.
It is hoped the approach will deliver greater customer loyalty for Ferrari and could also provide people looking for a used car with a way to research the best Ferrari has to offer.
Alongside the general information provided by the site, the new portal includes the Maranello Experience, which allows visitors the opportunity to take a virtual tour of the company complex.
Launched to coincide with the start of the new Formula One racing season, the website has plenty to offer used car fans who are also interested in Ferrari's sporting prowess.
The Formula One season got underway last weekend in Australia, with Britain's Jenson Button leading from pole position to take the first victory of the campaign in the new Brawn GP car.
Meanwhile, current world champion Lewis Hamilton put in a superb drive in an uncompetitive Mclaren- MERCEDES to go from 18th on the starting grid to finish third after Jarno Trulli was given a time penalty by the stewards after the race.
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