Ferrari’s Utility Vehicle Isn’t Approved Yet, and Don’t Call it an SUV

Ferrari marketing chief Enrico Galliera told us that Ferrari is looking to build a utility vehicle that’s unlike anything else on sale. Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne made many headlines recently when he said the company would “probably” build some sort of utility vehicle. But, Ferrari would like you to know that it is not building …

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