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[Photo news] Ferrari's strongest spider debuts in Seoul

By 서지연

Published : Nov. 17, 2015 - 16:20

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Ferrari Japan managing director Reno De Paoli, who is also in charge of the Korean market, poses next to the new 488 Spider, the Italian supercar’s latest and most powerful Spider, featuring the patented retractable hard top, a new engine and a fresh design, at the launch event in Seoul on Wednesday. The base price for the car starts from 380 million won ($325,000). FMK Ferrari Japan managing director Reno De Paoli, who is also in charge of the Korean market, poses next to the new 488 Spider, the Italian supercar’s latest and most powerful Spider, featuring the patented retractable hard top, a new engine and a fresh design, at the launch event in Seoul on Wednesday. The base price for the car starts from 380 million won ($325,000). FMK
 

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