Wow very pretty color! Interesting to see a woman driving an FF, I have viewed it since its conception as the first "family friendly" production Ferrari(the 456 shooting brake would have been more so if Ferrari had made more than a handful) yet the big problem facing the Ferrari Four from being a regular family vehicle is its extremely high price tag, and it extreme performace figures. I have seen it compared to the Bentley CGT, which is often used as a family car but it's also less than half the price and much much slower which makes it easier to handle on the streets. So I would think a significant amount of FF owners would be men with kids who also wants a car capable of turning heads/inducing tight pants when you put the foot down. At least that is the reason I would buy it. But there is always a man out there willing to buy his wife a Ferrari regardless of practicality or fear for their lives behind the wheel of this beast, so I guess I should have know there would be housewives putting around in this beast simply because they have the money and it has room for the little ones in the back to mess around and spill kool aid on the beautifully crafted, hand stitched leather seats.
Side note I don't want to make it sound like the only chance a woman has of driving this is if her husband bought it for her there is a very real chance this is a lady executive that bought this car all for herself because she has a very real passion for ferraris. This may be a stretch but it does happen. But there is a kid in the passenger seat so the picture I painted in all likely hood has some truth to it