1. Familiarize yourself with the car's controls and features inside and out.
2. Adjust your seat, mirrors, and steering wheel for optimal comfort and visibility.
3. Start the engine by turning the key or pressing the ignition button.
4. Engage the clutch (if the car has a manual transmission) or select the gear (if it has an automatic transmission).
5. Accelerate by pressing the gas pedal gently.
6. Upshift gears smoothly (if driving a manual transmission) as the RPMs rise.
7. Brake smoothly and gradually by pressing the brake pedal.
8. Downshift gears (if driving a manual transmission) as the RPMs drop.
9. Turn the steering wheel to navigate corners and lanes.
10. Maintain a safe following distance from other vehicles.
11. Use your mirrors, turn signals, and other safety features as needed.
12. Park the car properly, ensuring the handbrake (emergency brake) is engaged.
13. Turn off the engine and secure the vehicle.
Remember, Ferraris are powerful cars and should be handled with care and respect. It's always best to seek professional training or guidance before driving one.
