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2019 Ferrari Portofino review

2019 Ferrari Portofino review

Posted on December 23, 2018 By Jarvis

So long as you have the money, buying a Ferrari should never be a difficult decision. At the end of the day, the Italian brand represents a universally recognised symbol of speed, glamour, wealth and performance.

Owning a Ferrari is a dream come true for many while remaining an aspiration for others. It’s one of the world’s most desirable brands, which is why it makes more money selling merchandise than it does cars. But, we are reviewing a car here today, specifically, the new Ferrari Portofino… and as good as it is, it shouldn’t be your first Ferrari.

Okay, hear me out for a second.
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