Year: 2000
Make: Ferrari
Model: F360
Price: $75000
Mileage: 50061
Color: Rosso Corsa
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): GA
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

outstanding. I agree some of the best F Cars are the ones that have been driven. If you want a trophy buy one, if you want a car drive it!!!!

 

Well spoken. I drove the car this morning and it is just an awesome car to be in. Finally some good weather here in Atlanta.

 

Great car at a great price! Ive always said these cars are made to be driven! Might need to consider this one!

 

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I hope everyone has a great Easter. I am going to wholesale the car to a dealer this week unless someone grabs it. It is going to be a great car for someone.

Last call at $70,000

 

so why are you selling for 70k? keep it as a rental for the buisness ... since the depreciation hit has already been taken

 

such a shame, such bad timing for me!

 

It has definitely already taken most of if not all of the depreciation that a modern Ferrari convertible can. It has served us well but we are changing things up a bit here and it is time for it to move on to a new home.

Great opportunity to own a car that might be the cheapest Ferrari you could drive for the next few years. No more room to depreciate, no maintenance needed.

 

Can I ask if you insured it as a private car or a rental car while it was being rented out?

 

My 2004 (also a 6-speed and for sale here) has 25,000 miles.
These cars drive awesome when you actually put them on the road!

 

Nice inventory!

 

How many year old threads of cars that have been sold are you planning to bump?

 

Not sure I follow, the car being sold or not doesn't have anything to do with my question.

 

what don't you understand? you revived several for sale threads that are approaching a year old and people haven't responded to in atleast 6 months. If screws up the flow of this section. Don't you have enough posts to be able to send a pm to the original poster?

 

Wow this is an old thread that got bumped.... but yeh I would trust this car with 50k on it vs a same or close year model with only a few thousand, it's the low mile cars that end up having all the problems as their rarely driven. The few guys I've known with high mile Ferrari's and Lambo's have had no problems just normal maintenance, vs the others that drive theirs like once every two weeks lol.