s per hour, the F 512 M clocked in at 4.6 seconds (“Technical” np). The F 512 M’s standing mile was 12.7 seconds with a top speed of 196 miles per hour (np). The F 512 M was only lighter than the 512 TR by 142 pounds (np). The major differences in the evolution of the Testarossa come from the dimensions and engine outputs of the cars (np). The production of the Testarossa went down as the Testarossa evolved from the original to the 512 TR to the F 512 M. From 1984 until 1991, the original Testarossa was produced totaling 5,648 Ferraris (np). The 512 TR was produced from 1991 to 1995 totaling 2,295 Ferraris produced (np). The F 512 M manufacturing total of 1995 and 1996 was 500 total Ferraris (np).America was blessed by the close friendship of Luigi Chinetti and Enzo Ferrari. Luigi was granted sole rights to import and sell Ferraris in the United States from 1954 to 1978 (“North America” np). From 1978 until 1990, Fabbrica Itlaiana Automobili Torino (FIAT) handled all sales and imports in the United States (np). In 1990, Ferrari North America was formed to handle all imports and sales of Ferraris from Maranello, Italy to the United States (np). Ferrari North America assists with servicing and parts through an organized commercial network (np).Ferrari was a company that started with a man. That man had a dream, a desire, and a goal. His goal was to produce fast and light racing cars. During his lifetime, his company had won over 5,000 races across the globe, earning 25 World Titles (“Official” np). Enzo Ferrari died at the age of ninety in his home in Modena, Italy (np). The Ferrari Company's legacy of time and workmanship tells the tale of a man who overcame his obstacles to build the most aspired for cars in the world....
