An exclusive gym complex developed by the Italian company Ferrari in a collaboration with the manufacturer of sports equipment Technogym appeared in the secondary market of California. The unique fitness complex is made in the corporate style of Maranello cars and was estimated at almost 17 thousand dollars.
In California, an unusual homemade gym complex, stylized for Ferrari cars, is put up for sale. Despite the lack of a direct license of the brand, this model was developed in cooperation with the manufacturer of Technogym sports equipment back in 2007. Then it was estimated at more than 17 thousand dollars, and today its price is slightly less – $ 16,999.
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The simulator is characterized by an impressive metal case painted in Ferrari’s corporate red or chrome. The surfaces in contact with the body of the user are covered with premium skin cream shade. Some design elements, such as a wealthy plates selector, are also borrowed from the Italian brand supercars. The complex itself, according to The Drive, is equipped with high technologies: a built -in computer, personal data system and individual training programs.
Earlier it became known that Ferrari has released an exclusive titanium handle of Montblanc Ferrari Stilema SP3 worth 2.5 million rubles. It was created in the style of the Daytona SP3 supercar from the iCona line and is equipped with an innovative mechanism for refueling ink and an 18-carat gold pen.
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