Hmm, in a Porsche the engine is in the right place in the back, a front engine car doesn't traditionally fit the brand. In order for me to really like a Ferrari, it has to have the engine in the front. All-time great: 250 GT SWB. But the current Roma is nice too.
Nothing against an Italia 458 oder 488. The only mid-engine Ferraris I didn't warm to were the 12 cylinders. They have squeezed a huge engine into the cars. I've never driven one, but the testers say that it didn't drive very nicely. For me, a 12 cylinder belongs at the front and an 8 cylinder can be a mid-engined Ferrari.
