RE: Ferrari California T Handling Speciale pack

[nickfrog]

RoverP6B said:

I'm not trying to argue that at all, although I'd much rather have an E39 M5 as a weekend GT than this. What I am actually saying is that all of the factors which should make one want an expensive sports car/GT - pretty, good noise etc - are missing from the Cali.

So one can't find the California pretty ? Nor like its noise ? I think those things are quite subjective. It would seem that someone with a choice between one and a E39 M5 has actually chosen the Fezza. Are they wrong ?

[Rawwr]

RoverP6B said:

I'm not trying to argue that at all, although I'd much rather have an E39 M5 as a weekend GT than this. What I am actually saying is that all of the factors which should make one want an expensive sports car/GT - pretty, good noise etc - are missing from the Cali.

It's totally subjective, you utter clown. Why are you citing your own very subjective opinion as if it's a measurable, provable fact? Just stop.

[GreatPretender]

Guys, you know the saying:

'If you feed a troll...'

You are your own worst enemies here. This thread just needs to die now.

[Rawwr]

There's a chasm of difference between a troll and an imbecile.

[TheMonster]

Not really on topic with complaining about engine noises we've never heard but what really pulls my chain about the California is that there are no group 2 child seats (ages 4 and above) that fit which sort of defeats the point of the back seats.

[RoverP6B]

Well, maybe it is subjective, but over 50 years we've come to know what a Ferrari is and does. The California isn't. It's much closer to a Maserati, and not a particularly desirable one at that.

[bertie]

RoverP6B said:

Well, maybe it is subjective, but over 50 years we've come to know what a Ferrari is and does. The California isn't. It's much closer to a Maserati, and not a particularly desirable one at that.

To you...

[nickfrog]

RoverP6B said:

Well, maybe it is subjective, but over 50 years we've come to know what a Ferrari is and does. The California isn't. It's much closer to a Maserati, and not a particularly desirable one at that.

Do you include yourself in the "we" ? Do you also include Ferrari owners ? Are they bound to be a better judge than someone who has never even driven one yet sounds like an absolute authority on the topic ? It's all subjective and if someone's subjective opinion is utterly irrelevant and baseless, any reasonable person would say it's yours I'm afraid. Maybe you should get a test drive and report back ?