Like the other Legacy Families, the Parks had never been content to merely participate in the industry they had chosen. They owned it and swallowed it whole, dressed it in silk and influence.
For centuries the automotive world had been permitted to believe it still possessed freedom. Companies rose on daring designs, new engines, audacious bodies, wild luxury interiors, electric revolutions, racing bloodlines, handcrafted cabins, military utility, old-money elegance, street arrogance, and the endless human hunger to move faster than common sense advised.
Ferrari had brought theatrical blood-red velocity.
