My Other Car is a Ferrari...Skateboard

Not surprisingly, the Ferrari web site offers a number of branded items for sale for people who can't afford one of their cars.  However, I was amazed at sheer variety of items with only tangential relation to their business, as well as the strange mixture of reasonably-priced items mixed in with extravagant luxury trinkets.

• Laptop, $1,295
• Android smartphone (autographed by their Formula 1 drivers), $562 - and it's only 3G
• Perfume, $66 - who knows what it's made of or what it smells like
• Shoes, $455
• Plush toy steering wheel, $39 - note that this isn't some generic steering wheel that any common Nascar Dad would give to his child, but an F1 steering wheel with its Byzantine knobs and dials
• Retro-style wood toy car, $27
• Paperweight, $201
• Bikini, $114 - presumably fire-proof
• Carbon fibre chess set, $2,008 - Good, I'm so sick of flimsy or heavy chess sets.
• Skateboard, $114
• Surfboard, $1,674
• Bicycles, starting at $2,596
• Tricycle, $201
• Actual valve from an F1 engine, $201
• Actual piston from an F1 engine, $803
• and my personal favourite, Ferrari edition Kaspersky Internet security software, $80