Japanese agent begins selling new Ferrari that goes 325 kph

Japanese agent begins selling new Ferrari that goes 325 kph

TOKYO, Japan - Cornes & Co., the agent in Japan for Italian sports car maker Ferrari S.p.A., begun taking orders for the Ferrari 575M Maranello (in release photo), capable of cruising at 325 kilometers per hour, on May 29.

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