Sigh... I have so much hate for people who treat works of automotive and mechanical art like that....

Most of us will never be able to own or even ride in one and they treat it like a damn 4x4.....

Just my personal opinion.

I don't see the point. It's not as if that car will perform well in the snow. I actually assume it will perform like shit, and assume why the video has been edited with so many cuts.

I think it's a kit car.

Seems to me that if this were real life, there would be tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage to that car after that run.

Reminds me of that Top Gear with the old supercars:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lx0S3cIW-q8

Based on that, it's surprising the thing made it up the hill at all.

Kit car is a really good guess, explains the lights on the hood, and the silly wing in the back which I don't think any Ferrari's have.

Clearly, you've never seen an F40 before
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari_F40

As Chaosengine said, yes, the F40 does have a wing.

Part of my belief comes from the lights, but mostly it's the ride height. There's enough room under this car for a real F40 to drive under it...

Something yells "FIERO!!" and not "FERRARI!!"

Clearly I have not!

The care is owned and driven by Takeshi Kimura, a wealthy property developer who also owns a Ferrari F50, Enzo, 458 Speciale, McLaren P1, Porsche 911 GT3RS, and a Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo (at least according to the internet), so I'm fairly confident it's not a kit car. The F40 suspension is height-adjustable, so they probably set it as high as possible for the snow sequences.

The behind the scenes movie was just posted to Jalopnik with more details about that $2 million Ferrari (that they broke the suspension and gearbox, and almost crashed into a tree).

http://www.redbull.com/jp/ja/motorsports/stories/1331788598091/f40-behind-the-scene