its successor, the 360 and later, the F430. Recall In November 2009, Ferrari recalled about 2,400 1995–99 355s and 355F1s in the United States because of improperly placed screw clamps that could damage the fuel-supply pipes and allow fuel to leak into the engine compartment. Ferrari learned of the problem when it was sued over a fire involving an injury to a driver. In popular culture In the 1995 James Bond film Goldeneye, femme fatale Xenia Onatopp races in a Ferrari F355 with James Bond in an Aston Martin DB5 in the hills above Monte Carlo. In the 1996 action film The Rock, an FBI agent commandeers a Ferrari F355 and pursues an escaped prisoner driving a stolen Humvee through the streets of San Francisco. The music video of the single "Araba" by Turkish singer Mustafa Sandal featured a Ferrari F355, racing through Istanbul against a canoe racer on the Bosphorus. The music video for "Got the Life" by Korn featured the F355 F1 Spider in the opening and throughout the video, ultimately driving it into a water run-off area resulting in its explosion. The F355's racing variant, the F355 Challenge appears as the main playable car in the Sega video game of the same name, which was developed by Sega AM2 and published for the arcades and later the Dreamcast, and later the PlayStation 2 following Sega's decision to quit making consoles after the Dreamcast's failure to focus on becoming a software company. The Ferrari F355 also appears in a few video games such as Need for Speed II, Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit, Forza, Supercar Challenge, as well as Project CARS 2. References Bibliography External links Official Ferrari Website Ferrari 355 Buyers guide and other information F355 Sports cars Rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive vehicles Cars introduced in 1994