What the italians drive

Thread starter Diesel130
Start date Jul 1, 2008

Diesel130

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Jul 1, 2008

Have just returned from an 8 day break in Italy (Rome / Umbria / Tuscany) ... unfortunately via RyanAir and hire car, rather than 996. But, anyway, I was looking forward to seeing some italian exotica. So, here's the summary of cars seen ...

Ferrari: 0
Lambo: 0
Pagini: 0
Maserati: 1
New Fiat 500: 15+
Porsche: about 20 (I lost count around 15) ...

There was a good mixture of 993, 996, 997 and a few boxsters, no caymans, one old 964 cab and 2 cayennes.

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