Luca di Montezemolo

Oh, and Enzo's got some great ones, too.

And the Drake?

Yes.

He's got some great ones.

So, the deuce, over in America, gets word, weirdly, through their German subsidiary, that a mysterious letter...

has arrived from the German consulate in Milan that an internationally known Italian automobile factory was interested in selling.

So already you should kind of... All right, there's something going on here.

...be a little suspicious of how this information comes to Ford.

But Ford is not.

Ford just goes, oh, this is interesting.

Let's try and figure out who's thinking about selling.

Well, it doesn't take them long to figure out that it is Ferrari.

It's Enzo.

Yes.

They begin sort of a process to try to buy it.

And Ford at this point has basically no racing capability of its own.

This is an entirely new muscle for them.

So they make an offer to buy Ferrari.

The asking price was originally $18 million, but somehow Ford manages to easily negotiate it down to $10 million.

So again, a little mysterious, a little suspicious.