Made To Drive | S14 E22

1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS: Viola

Driving a purple Dino through the English countryside.

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Glenda Roberts

2 years ago

Such a fabulous example of the Dino. Thanks for sharing your story Cici.

Robert in LA

The separation angle of the cylinder banks on this V6 is 65 degrees, increased from 60 degrees on prior engines. This is discussed 5:09 in the video. The motivation for this change is unclear. What say you, members of the ‘hive mind’ that is Petrolicious? Opening up the cylinder banks a little provides more room for the manifold. Does this make the engine ‘package envelop’ more compact? That might be a motivation. The exhaust ports get tilted down, easing the first bend radius on the exhaust headers slightly, making that bend run cooler. What were they seeking?

darceyk

Inspiring to say the least! Gotta love a woman who is living her passion and drives the same way. Grateful for the share – keep them coming.

Barrett Benton

Not much to say here: She gets it. She knows it. She loves it. It’s long been my favorite Ferrari, even though you won’t find that name anywhere on the body. Well-done, again.

F3ankM

Possibly the best, most passionate Dino promoter ever 🙂

Jan Leermakers

I enjoyed this film very much. Love it all, the classy Lady, the beautiful Dino and the Cotswolds (AONB)

Terry VanDervort

Beautiful… Woman, Automobile, English country lane. Driving Tastefully

James Corell

What a wonderful account of car and enthusiastic caretaker! Made for each other.

Kurt Uzbay

CiCi is one cool young lady…

Bohemianracer

Cici- mis respetos, eres toda una Petrolicious y una Bon vivant!!!!

Rick C

I don’t mean to be disrespectful but I’ve never met (generally speaking) or known anyone quite like this woman portrayed here. A car lover and intelligent. And she has a background in physics! We could discuss Heisenberg’s theories all day and her not stare at me like I have a third eye growing out of my forehead.

Iris K

That color is perfect 💜

2002Red996

One of the best yet. Love to hear more about the rest of the garage!

Matthew Lange

Great film. I’ve met Cici a couple of times through mutual friends, and she is definitely a total car enthusiast. I don’t know many people that know more about classic Ferraris than she does.

Alexandre Goncalves

Petrolicious, where do you get these gems?! The car and it’s elegant owner who gets it so perfectly? Cars are metal – you ding them, you fixed them! -That’s it!

Btw, I think it’s the first time I’ve seen anyone driving a classic Ferrari through mud and (very) dirty water!

Please, continue!

abarth595

Purple rain…..just wonderful!

Mbandarra3

Lovely very well informed enthusiast & great car. Really enjoyed watching!

Jeremy DeConcini

Love the fact that she doesn’t care about the rain, etc. Cars are most definitely meant to be driven.

jbcollier@shaw.ca

Very impressive. Thank you.

alfavirusnz

How many would disagree with the fact that this model would be one of the best looking Ferraris ever made albeit not officially a Ferrari. Great to see her enjoying the car and not being too precious. I`m embarrassed as our Dino sits in the garage hardly used.

ileszguran

Reply to alfavirusnz

I’ll drive it for you, just let me know 🙂

ditto … 😃

michael johnson

A little too much about the woman,

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Roman Macias

Más historias de Cici, por favor!

Andy Dayes

You mean 1974 rather than 1964 in the title.

Bill Meyer

She gets it.

Tony Karnezis

“Cars are meant to be driven.”

Amen, sister.

Dennis White

A purple Ferrari? I think it actually works on the Dino especially with the tan interior. Interesting lady!

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1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS: Viola