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	<title>Comments on: Does Ferrari have any Environmentally Friendly Cars?</title>
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		<title>By: Bob Joynt</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bob Joynt</dc:creator>
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		<description>As early as the 1990&#039;s, Ferrari may have been contemplating an eco-friendly model.

Professional automotive designer and aerospace engineer Princely Count Vitus Sebastian Barbaro was one of the stylists who presented a concept for the Ferrari Enzo to Amedeo Felisa at Ferrari SpA&#039;s headquarters in Marnello, Italy. Felisa, at the time, was director of product development, and now serves as the CEO of Ferrari SpA.

Barbaro is know for green-technology design and early ethanol-based concepts. Considering that Ferrari is typically 10 years ahead of the pack with innovation, a green Ferrari supercar may have been secretly in works for some time.</description>
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<p>Professional automotive designer and aerospace engineer Princely Count Vitus Sebastian Barbaro was one of the stylists who presented a concept for the Ferrari Enzo to Amedeo Felisa at Ferrari SpA&#8217;s headquarters in Marnello, Italy. Felisa, at the time, was director of product development, and now serves as the CEO of Ferrari SpA.</p>
<p>Barbaro is know for green-technology design and early ethanol-based concepts. Considering that Ferrari is typically 10 years ahead of the pack with innovation, a green Ferrari supercar may have been secretly in works for some time.</p>
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