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2014 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta vs 2014 Chevrolet Corvette C7 vs 2013 Porsche Carrera 4S
- Thread starter Banjo
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Quote from LEAPup:
Same here. I'd like to drive one for a few days, but that's about it.
Cars like that can become quite addicting. You start out thinking "I''ll try it once" then it's "I"ll just drive it occasionally", then it's "I'll drive it this weekend" and eventually it's the first thing you think of when you wake up every morning...
If I had a choice of those three cars based on the video I'd go with the Ferrari based on the smiles on the test guys' faces! They were having some ecstatic moments!
Quote from Fractals 'R Us:
Cars like that can become quite addicting. You start out thinking "I''ll try it once" then it's "I"ll just drive it occasionally", then it's "I'll drive it this weekend" and eventually it's the first thing you think of when you wake up every morning...
If I had a choice of those three cars based on the video I'd go with the Ferrari based on the smiles on the test guys' faces! They were having some ecstatic moments!
Here's a good one. I was in Jacksonville, FL yesterday, stopped to get gas, and parked on the other side of me was a newer Ferrari Spider. Typical red with tan leather. Beautiful work of art! The thing that floored me was the two black guys in front of me in line who bought "white owl" blunt wraps, and wearing shorts under their asses were the driver, and passenger. A friend of mine in La Jolla, CA has one, and it was around $300,000. These guys were either rap music people, or good at fooling the IRS. Oh wait, the IRS persues common sense patriot organizations...
The security guard at my dads office had a brand new f360. This was about 13 years ago.
He bought it and planned on selling it after six months for a premium. Ferraris often go for a premium because someone doesn't want to wait. I bet he made more on that car than he did working as a security guard. Plus he probably got laid a lot as a result.
Ferrari wait list - it's a free call option.
He bought it and planned on selling it after six months for a premium. Ferraris often go for a premium because someone doesn't want to wait. I bet he made more on that car than he did working as a security guard. Plus he probably got laid a lot as a result.
Ferrari wait list - it's a free call option.