The Ferrari brand isn't exactly synonymous with affordable, mainstream products like the Moto G, Motorola's low-cost smartphone for the masses. But that's not stopping the smartphone maker and the luxury sports car manufacturer teaming up to make the Moto G Ferrari Edition a reality.
Announced for Mexico alongside the Moto E and Moto G 4G, the Moto G Ferrari Edition comes with Ferrari branding and a kevlar back panel, and will set you back the local equivalent of $387 when it becomes available in June. Besides branding and logos, you'll get a standard Moto G with 16GB of storage.
Oddly enough, the Moto G Ferrari Edition isn't the first partnership between the two companies. Those with long memories may remember the hideous-looking and under-specced Motorola i867 Ferrari, launched in Brazil in 2012 running Android 2.1.
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