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Films: 1980 Ferrari 308 GT4: Bertone Designed
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Made To Drive | S15 E09

1980 Ferrari 308 GT4: Bertone Designed

Philippe Gardette has worked on Ferraris for four decades. Find out why the 308 GT4 is his one of his favorites.
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Alexandre Goncalves
Alexandre Goncalves

Came for the video, stayed for the life lesson… Bravo!

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9 months ago
Terry
Terry

On some videos, including this one, the video will freeze while the audio continues. Has anyone else experienced this? If so, how did you cure the problem? Is the issue with the website, or my computer?

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10 months ago
eric CALT
eric CALT

What a brillant short film.
Two legends! the 308 GT4 and Philippe GARDETTE, the master of the V8 and V12 Ferrari engine.
Thanks a lot et Bonjour à toi Philippe

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10 months ago
David Zimmerle
David Zimmerle

What a phenomenal, emotive short film. Such a great homage to the importance of craft, legacy and the duty to move it forward. I really enjoyed the sound mix and music in this one. And that bay with all those old Ferraris. Mama mia!

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10 months ago
David HUSTACHE
David HUSTACHE

Really great Story and really good points made by Philippe in this video . Let’s not forget what brands like Ferrari , Porsche , Alfa Romeo, Mercedes and others went through with all the hard work of the technicians , mechanichs , designers and engineers since the begining to be what they are now. All of this did not came in a snap of a fingers. people should pay respect to the brands and to the values of the brands.

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10 months ago
Kurt Uzbay
Kurt Uzbay

A nice piece on a cool car and cool man.. I have a good friend that owns and enjoys his GT4.. I think of the car as an elegant one… , to be driven by a confident gentleman that doesn’t need to prove anything… .

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10 months ago
Bob Dean
Bob Dean

A wonderful piece. And as suggested, timely. I own a GT4 and love it. Yes, the design is different compared to a 308 GTB or GTS. But as Philippe Gardette explained, the Ferrari brand is artisanal in nature, which is on full display with the GT4. I am very happy to own the only Ferrari ever designed by Marcello Gandini.

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10 months ago
Paul Glyde
Paul Glyde

The GT4 has had a bad press (and public rubbishing) for almost 40 years. Now it’s great style, quality and ‘Ferrariness’ has at last been recognised. It’ll be the Mondial next.

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10 months ago
Larry Kirkpatrick
Larry Kirkpatrick

Well done and interesting. Nice piece of history and class

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