Scuderia.....testing the market
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Foxmod said:
mattf93 said:
http://proctorcarsales.co.uk/vehicle/ferrari-f430-...
Everyone Missed this one? Abu Dhabi blue, 15K Miles, £173,850 Looks sensational in the flesh!
I couldnt find the advert on the Pistonheads website so apologies.
Well looked after example, owner has Speciale On order
Hope this might be perfect for someone?
Aparently this has now sold to a collector..... never to be seen for a long timeEveryone Missed this one? Abu Dhabi blue, 15K Miles, £173,850 Looks sensational in the flesh!
I couldnt find the advert on the Pistonheads website so apologies.
Well looked after example, owner has Speciale On order
Hope this might be perfect for someone?
S1ufo said:
Im not sure i have the 'bottle' to buy a car abroad, think i'd rather play it safe, pay a bit more and buy through a UK main agent. The LHD car at Dick Lovett is really nice, its stuck around for a while though! It had a massive amount of work carried out to bring it up to 'Ferrari approved' standards, which is what has put me off sourcing one abroad myself.
LHD's definitely look like a steal against RHD...
Just buy Ferrari approved in Europe then...LHD's definitely look like a steal against RHD...
AmoCS said:
Main Dealer? I'd say very successful second hand car dealer
911Thrasher said:
You need the LEDs to know when to change gears?
Absolutely not!!!!The LED wheel is just a pain in the arse and only good for impressing passengers.
The good news is you can turn them off so that when you are driving quickly at night you can still see where you are going without being blinded/distracted by a row of meaningless LED's.
5517 said:
911Thrasher said:
You need the LEDs to know when to change gears?
Absolutely not!!!!The LED wheel is just a pain in the arse and only good for impressing passengers.
The good news is you can turn them off so that when you are driving quickly at night you can still see where you are going without being blinded/distracted by a row of meaningless LED's.
5517 said:
Absolutely not!!!!
The LED wheel is just a pain in the arse and only good for impressing passengers.
The good news is you can turn them off so that when you are driving quickly at night you can still see where you are going without being blinded/distracted by a row of meaningless LED's.
How do you turn off the LED's? (Not that I have ever wanted to as they are simply not distracting and after all your right foot as full control of how often they are activated)The LED wheel is just a pain in the arse and only good for impressing passengers.
The good news is you can turn them off so that when you are driving quickly at night you can still see where you are going without being blinded/distracted by a row of meaningless LED's.
Edited by Russell996 on Sunday 5th April 10:45
AmoCS said:
Amo, you normally keep copies of previous adverts. Out of interest, was this not the Hong Kong car that was for sale about a year ago with 1/2,000 miles on the clock? The interior looks familiar.KenC said:
AmoCS said:
Amo, you normally keep copies of previous adverts. Out of interest, was this not the Hong Kong car that was for sale about a year ago with 1/2,000 miles on the clock? The interior looks familiar.Here are all the one's I have captured since then.
http://www.clubstradale.com/ferrari-430-scuderia-s...
Russell996 said:
How do you turn off the LED's? (Not that I have ever wanted to as they are simply not distracting and after all your right foot as full control of how often they are activated)
I found them distracting at night when pushing hard but maybe that's my "old" eyes Edited by Russell996 on Sunday 5th April 10:45
and apologies, its the 458 Speciale where they can be turned off and not the Scuderia.
KenC said:
Amo, you normally keep copies of previous adverts. Out of interest, was this not the Hong Kong car that was for sale about a year ago with 1/2,000 miles on the clock? The interior looks familiar.
Yeah I recognise it as the Hong Kong car with that interior. Would also stack up with someone running it for a few thousand miles and off loading it for similar priceGRBF430F1 said:
Yeah I recognise it as the Hong Kong car with that interior. Would also stack up with someone running it for a few thousand miles and off loading it for similar price
It does look like the scud from HK and as i recalll it had very little miles yet no service history (asking price was around £150k around 18 months ago) same dealer had a white Scud for sale too 5517 said:
I found them distracting at night when pushing hard but maybe that's my "old" eyes
and apologies, its the 458 Speciale where they can be turned off and not the Scuderia.
Interesting. Seems they will actually be on more of the time in a Speciale as they cover a larger rev range - 3500 rpm as opposed to 2500 rpm in a Scud.and apologies, its the 458 Speciale where they can be turned off and not the Scuderia.
KenC said:
AmoCS said:
Amo, you normally keep copies of previous adverts. Out of interest, was this not the Hong Kong car that was for sale about a year ago with 1/2,000 miles on the clock? The interior looks familiar.Without saying too much - it was a pretty disappointing trip. If anyone wants more info feel free to PM me.
Another marked as sold - advertised price £200k. http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/f...
KenC said:
Another marked as sold - advertised price £200k. http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/f...
Know the car from before the last owner when it had 5,000 miles and it was mint.Mate had previously bought it for £130k no more than 18 months ago so the price rise has been meteoric
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