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A Bloke
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Far North Queensland, Australia
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http://video.news.com.au/?channel=Ot...300&format=wmp
The link dosn't tell you much, but apparently the EU has found that in China there is at least one counterfeit Ferrari. Now I admit, I did really care much about the entire counterfeit debate before, but this has the Italian blood in me bubbling. When a company builds a reputation on having the best of the best, dickheads like this inadvertedly are helping to destroy that reputation. All I can hope is that the fake's are so poor that they struggle to survive a month at the most. Is this a problem that is spiralling out of control? I dont know to much about the subject, but I mean, we are going from fake Nike T-shirts to Ferrari's! What next? And all in the relative safety, far away from the Western World, of China!
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Counterfeit Ferrari
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