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Labbrand Featured by Marketing Interactive on Ferrari Clarifying Justin Bieber and Kardashians Ban

Over the past few weeks, Ferrari was reported to haye banned Justin Bieber and the Kardashians from buying its cars. The luxury automotive manufacturer has since clarified that while it did not ban Bieber or the Kardashians, these celebrities no longer have the right to buy exclusive models and special editions, reported Marca, a Spanish national daily sports newspaper.

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