Sean Rameswaram

And on the inside, you start to sort of understand why this car might cost something like seven hundred thousand dollars.

Although although that still feels expensive.

What are people getting for six hundred and some thousand dollars?

Did it speak to the traditional Ferrari owners or do they not even engage with like, I don't know, internet discourse so we don't even know?

I think it was mostly just sort of like, you know... Because if you walk into the chat and you're like, I own three Ferraris, people just start throwing tomatoes at you.

What do you think about it?

We've heard what the haters think.

We haven't really heard what the Ferrari lovers think.

What do you think about it?

Andrew Hawkins, writer about automotive industry for The Verge.

No one knows much more about this car because only an elite few have driven it.

Although I did see the Pope behind the wheel, but I didn't see the Pope driving it.

Is this the first four-door Ferrari?

So we may have to wait until next year until we see, I don't know, some tech bro like blast past us on the highway in a Luce.

But when that day comes, do you think people will be impressed?

What is that thing?

Looks kind of weird.

That doesn't look like a normal car.

Very much reminds me of the Cybertruck, which I believe my friend's wife was like, Nick, what is that garbage can?

But there's another electric truck that we have to talk about.