Ferrari, practical?
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OH is watching Peter bloody Andre and he's at Romans looking at some very nice motors.
I think it's the dealer who says to Andre "You need a car that you can use every day, that you can just get in, drive to London, leave it, come back start it up, drive home. The Ferrari is what you want".
Are new Ferrari's a good choice for a daily driver then?
I think it's the dealer who says to Andre "You need a car that you can use every day, that you can just get in, drive to London, leave it, come back start it up, drive home. The Ferrari is what you want".
Are new Ferrari's a good choice for a daily driver then?
This is kind of what I mean, the sort of driving he's doing, using a Ferrari as a daily driver? The dealer gave the impression it'd be bulletproof. Is this the case or is he looking at huge reliability issues? I should also point out he only went there to get the puncture on his Bentley sorted, and chopped it in for the Ferrari.
My ex-business partner was going to get one but the guy selling it kept it in a climate controlled garage and plugged into the mains when he wasn't driving it which sort off put him off so he stuck with his 911 Turbo.
My ex-business partner was going to get one but the guy selling it kept it in a climate controlled garage and plugged into the mains when he wasn't driving it which sort off put him off so he stuck with his 911 Turbo.
marcosgt said:
When he comes to trade it in, the salesman will say
"Yes, you see I can't give you much as it's been used in the city and that's totally wrong for Ferraris...".
Salesmen (and women) have a reputation for a reason
M.
or your a t"Yes, you see I can't give you much as it's been used in the city and that's totally wrong for Ferraris...".
Salesmen (and women) have a reputation for a reason

M.
t peter andre so im giving you bottom book price for it2manycars said:
I think that Ferraris have become more reliable since the 360, so yeah i suppose he'll be alright.
As memory serves, didn't he buy a California. Not really a Ferrari though is it haha.
As memory serves, didn't he buy a California. Not really a Ferrari though is it haha.
I caught the end of it earlier in the week whilst waiting for Celebrity Juice, he was driving an utterly gorgeous California. Must have just got it, kept referring to it as his baby and nipped off for a drive suddenly too.Oakey said:
"You need a car that you can use every day, that you can just get in, drive to London, leave it, come back start it up, drive home. The Ferrari is what you want".
It's easy. There are two separate and unrelated sentences there and both of them were evidently true. Excellent salesmanship.
Edited by Zwoelf on Monday 30th May 00:28
Oakey said:
I think it's the dealer who says to Andre "You need a car that you can use every day, that you can just get in, drive to London, leave it, come back start it up, drive home. The Ferrari is what you want".
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