Ferrari 488 Pista Part 1: Appearance

I met the Ferrari 488 Pista real car!

I participated on June 30, 2018`` Ferrari Racing Days 2018''However, the only thing I regretted at this event was "I haven't seen the 488 Pista." It was open to the public on July 1st, and it seems that it was a limited release as of June 30th when I went to FRD, so I'm wondering if I couldn't see it anyway. It was a pity that I couldn't see Mr. Pista, even though he was there.

so! !! !! After FRD, I was shown 488 Pista, who was premiered in Japan at FRD on CORNES Shiba ~! !! !! I'm too happy! !! !!

When I arrived at CORNES, the cool pista I saw in magazines and photos was already reigning there! !! !! It was shining! !! !! Excitement! !! !!

Ferrari 488 Pista appearance introduction

I've taken a lot of pictures of Mr. Pista, so I'm sure there are some people who haven't met Mr. Pista yet, so I'd like to post as many pictures as possible. Anyway, the 488 Pista standing in front of me couldn't find any words other than "cool" as if it came out of a magazine.

How many times did you sigh from the sales staff and advisors saying, "It's cool!" (Laughs). No, this is really too nice.

I thought that the difference between what I saw in the photo and when I saw the actual car was that the face (front) part was longer, but it was shorter than I thought (completely I thought) It is).

However, this design with a hole in the front (← how to say it without a sense (laughs)), this is novel, but really nice.

The front is like this.

You can watch it forever ... really.

I wonder how I can make a car with such a beautiful shape.

A radiator in this front amiami? It seems that it is.

This is seen from above. I felt that the front was longer, and I was wondering if the front would be connected to the part with a hole with a loose shape from the long part, but the front is unexpectedly short, so Ston! It looked like it was falling.

Do you understand? Seen from the side, the front is unexpectedly short, and it feels like it's falling down.

There is really a hole. If you slide something, it will fall to the ground (laughs).

The length of the front looks different when viewed from the front and from the side, so the impression was also a little different.

My eyes are angry and it's wonderful! !!

The front seen from the side. It's a great shape.

Side mirror part.

emblem.

The front part of the front tire. The design of these small parts is also really nice.

Outer doorknob.

Furthermore, the side from the door to the rear.

From the opposite direction.

The rear wing of the Ferrari 488 Pista is actually carbon!

This is the rear part. What surprised me here was the warped part that looks like the wings of this rear. How here.

↓ The part surrounded by yellow is all "carbon" here. Even though it is carbon, red and stripes are pasted on it by wrapping (because it becomes heavy if it is painted). So, when you touch it, you can see, "Oh, it's really! It's wrapped! It's carbon!" If you look at it from the lick, you can feel the carbon pattern under the wrapping.

It's amazing! Weight reduction even in such places. At first glance, I don't understand at all.

Rear window. I'm sorry I don't understand because it's too bright ...

Tail light.

behind.

Rear shot from low.

Diffuser, muffler.

Finally, the tires. This pista was an aluminum foil.

I personally thought that this foil design had the same shape and 20-inch carbon fiber (see the magazine photo below), which was overwhelmingly cooler. This carbon fiber is too cool!

Finally the top part. The design of the car with stripes is cool, but even so, when the stripes were included, the image of a "male car" was strong for me, so I thought that I would not put it in my car. However (sorry, it's just a difference in taste), I thought that this stripe was definitely cool for this 488 Pista. It is also nice that the stripes are inserted toward the front hole.

It was a meeting with the moving 488 Pista. I know I can't buy a car at all, but it's hard to find a car that makes me happy just by meeting it. At this point, it's not "I want to own it, I want to buy it", but it's completely "I'm happy just to meet you", and it's a really amazing car! I thought again (laughs).

Rika (911supercars.com)

I'm Rika, the author of this article. Ever since Porsche 911 became my favorite car, I've become totally addicted to Porsche, and I can't stop loving Porsche, so I started this blog. My favorite cars are 911 Carrera (991.2), 911 Carrera Cabriolet (992.1), and 911 Carrera T (992.1).