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kith said:
Does the 15 year limit to the Ferrari warranty present a step change in pricing? Searches on here suggest many self-warranty anyway? Just wondering if it effects the SH prices of those who can sign up for another few years. 
. Shnozz said:
kith said:
Does the 15 year limit to the Ferrari warranty present a step change in pricing? Searches on here suggest many self-warranty anyway? Just wondering if it effects the SH prices of those who can sign up for another few years. I don’t think you see that many advertised with warranty.
supersport said:
Shnozz said:
kith said:
Does the 15 year limit to the Ferrari warranty present a step change in pricing? Searches on here suggest many self-warranty anyway? Just wondering if it effects the SH prices of those who can sign up for another few years. I don’t think you see that many advertised with warranty.
MDL111 said:
i paid for the warranty for 5-6 years on one car, but imo it is not really worth it. It does not cover that much, unlike for example the McLaren warranty (at least from what is written on here).
With all warranties you'll find the list of what isn't included to be far longer that the list of things that are.Frimley111R said:
MDL111 said:
i paid for the warranty for 5-6 years on one car, but imo it is not really worth it. It does not cover that much, unlike for example the McLaren warranty (at least from what is written on here).
With all warranties you'll find the list of what isn't included to be far longer that the list of things that are.My parking sensors have not worked since purchase, had them replaced at my own cost shortly after buying the car and then they failed again - so just gave up - they are useless anyway.
They even wriggled out of the statutory warranty on new parts when my exhaust was replaced for a hole and had the same failure again 13ish months later. Statutory in Germany is 24 months on parts, and they said 12 months and no more.
Shnozz said:
supersport said:
Shnozz said:
kith said:
Does the 15 year limit to the Ferrari warranty present a step change in pricing? Searches on here suggest many self-warranty anyway? Just wondering if it effects the SH prices of those who can sign up for another few years. I don’t think you see that many advertised with warranty.
JJ77 said:
So £107,200 with fees, seems about right, great service history, needs a service now, Ferrari Power 15 warranty no longer available after 15 yrs, and Carbon Seats. Wasn’t forthcoming on the CBD wear condition and it’s an auction, but buyer should be pretty chuffed, I like Grigio Silverstone and Silver wheels.
Actually he posted the health check report from the last Ferrari service and it should incredibly low wear to the break discs. I would have bid tbh if my credit card on file had not expired. Gutted as the price was fantastic. As usual CC doing a shyte job with the description. A lot of the extras were not even listed. You had to scroll through the pictures to notice it had lift. Which I noticed only at the very end hence the last minute scramble to bid at the last second.
CC had started with really a thorough job. Now it’s basically worse than most AT adverts. Ridiculous how lazy they’ve become. If you compare to bonham online where they actually do a visual inspection themselves or PH auction. They are next to useless. But they have a following now so that’s where you go to check if there’s anything interesting coming up.
MingtheMerciless said:
https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/18330354Look familiar…
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