Ferrari 458 Italia oversupply?
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I don't see the FF's taking a hit (asking price that is) as they are simply not moving. FFs have been advertised in the classifieds at around 190-230k for the last 6 months and none are sold. I would have thought that dealers needed to discount them much further but with interest rates so low the opportunity costs of holding on to them is negligible. The GT3 RS 4.0 is a gem and the last of a truly analogue car - that is the reason why it is so in demand. The new GT3 will be faster, easier to drive, more comfortable and all the rest - but will it be more fun?
APOLO1 said:
no.......the 991 GT3 is much faster , and far more fun to drive than the 4.0 RS, on the road, I have the 1st one in the UK, Sep build...... again......this topic has been more than covered,
Are you sure you have the 1st one cus if you do someone has got their facts wrong. Best you double check with your dealer :-PAPOLO1 said:
I don't buy my Ps through OPCS, I deal with AG. The 120 Uk 1st batch cars start Oct, Mines Sep....There are no Sep build Uk OPC cars, again all been covered over on P
How have you specced it or is that covered in the porsche forum on here ?Edited by APOLO1 on Thursday 23 May 18:09
I'm not sure about the need for PCCB's and front axle lift and I've got to finalise the spec soon.
Never sure about buying a car without a test drive and even more so in this case with the break from tradition and PDK only.
You're obviously more confident with this than the McLaren
APOLO1 said:
Ouch. Probably no comfort, but you are not alone..http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/f...
APOLO1 said:
Gorgeous car actually. Makes the 458 (a Ferrari I finally really like the look of) look a little tacky.Not being a d1ck here APOLO1, but serious question: You don't need the dough, why bother selling it? Use it daily and run it into the ground - sell years and years from now...
Wouldn't want to be in a 458 now. They're giving the coupes away.
Murcielago_Boy said:
Gorgeous car actually. Makes the 458 (a Ferrari I finally really like the look of) look a little tacky.
Not being a d1ck here APOLO1, but serious question: You don't need the dough, why bother selling it? Use it daily and run it into the ground - sell years and years from now...
Wouldn't want to be in a 458 now. They're giving the coupes away.
He's already mentioned that he's relocating so can't use it.Not being a d1ck here APOLO1, but serious question: You don't need the dough, why bother selling it? Use it daily and run it into the ground - sell years and years from now...
Wouldn't want to be in a 458 now. They're giving the coupes away.
Guys many thanks for kind comments. The car looks stunning in the flesh. The colour is 3 pack paint. Not to far away from the Lambo yellow, but with a tint of green. It was designed to pay homage to the late A Senna, as in his helmet colour.
There is only me that drives this car, I will be out of the UK for most of the summer. Drop tops do not sell well in winter. Also I have several other cars on order for the back end of the year.
There is only me that drives this car, I will be out of the UK for most of the summer. Drop tops do not sell well in winter. Also I have several other cars on order for the back end of the year.
Edited by APOLO1 on Thursday 30th May 16:13
Murcielago_Boy said:
APOLO1 said:
Gorgeous car actually. Makes the 458 (a Ferrari I finally really like the look of) look a little tacky.Not being a d1ck here APOLO1, but serious question: You don't need the dough, why bother selling it? Use it daily and run it into the ground - sell years and years from now...
Wouldn't want to be in a 458 now. They're giving the coupes away.
Awaits the old LHD chestnut(-:
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