Out with the old in with . . . the same car?!
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Out with the old in with . . . the same car?!
Well the old 458 went back to the dealer and today the new one came. Funny thing is, it's pretty much the same car. Yellow brakes this time and dark interior with yellow stitching. Went black instead of metallic black. Just to mix it up a little.
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don't keep us in the dark ---- why did you get rid of the other one? how much of a hit did you take?
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Nope on the racing seat. If I track a Ferrari I usually use their cars. Why mess with my tires, heh. The 2010 458? I didn't take a hit at all. I think the dealer made 20 or 30 on it. Pretty much they just exchanged one for the other. I'm thinking of getting a white one next in the spring time.
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Nope on the racing seat. If I track a Ferrari I usually use their cars. Why mess with my tires, heh. The 2010 458? I didn't take a hit at all. I think the dealer made 20 or 30 on it. Pretty much they just exchanged one for the other. I'm thinking of getting a white one next in the spring time.
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Ferraris rules say a new car cant be marked up over MSRP, but a used one is fair game. With the long waiting period for a brand new one, the dealers will get what their asking for the barely used ones.
At least thats what im guessing
At least thats what im guessing
