THE SCIENCE OF SUPERCAR ART

摘要

Italian neighbors Ferrari, Lamborghini and Pagani design dynamos that are based on function. ITALY'S TERRA DEI Motori, translated as the "land of engines," is familiar and sacred ground among the automotive literate. Born out of mechanical engineering and craftsmanship, the country's most illustrious supercars are built in the famous enclaves of Maranello, Sant'Agata Bolognese and Castelfranco Emilia. Creations capable of speeds in excess of 205 mph not only require powerful engines and mechanical prowess; they must also embody certain characteristics that improve the function of the form. This is where Flavio Manzoni, Filippo Perini and Horacio Pagani make their marks.