Any info on this car?
11-10-2008, 04:24 PM
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Any info on this car?
Hey there
My dad has been looking at this car...http://www.targetweb.nl/shop/article.asp?article=33019
...but I think it is too cheap to be realistic. So, does anyone know anything about the car or the seller (Target Car BV)? It is located in Holland, and they sell many different kinds of cars, not just Porsche and Ferrari. The fact that they sell so many different kinds of cars also worries me a little bit.
My dad has been looking at this car...http://www.targetweb.nl/shop/article.asp?article=33019
...but I think it is too cheap to be realistic. So, does anyone know anything about the car or the seller (Target Car BV)? It is located in Holland, and they sell many different kinds of cars, not just Porsche and Ferrari. The fact that they sell so many different kinds of cars also worries me a little bit.
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11-10-2008, 04:28 PM
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That price is in euros, so the car is not cheap.
Hey there
My dad has been looking at this car...http://www.targetweb.nl/shop/article.asp?article=33019
...but I think it is too cheap to be realistic. So, does anyone know anything about the car or the seller (Target Car BV)? It is located in Holland, and they sell many different kinds of cars, not just Porsche and Ferrari. The fact that they sell so many different kinds of cars also worries me a little bit.
My dad has been looking at this car...http://www.targetweb.nl/shop/article.asp?article=33019
...but I think it is too cheap to be realistic. So, does anyone know anything about the car or the seller (Target Car BV)? It is located in Holland, and they sell many different kinds of cars, not just Porsche and Ferrari. The fact that they sell so many different kinds of cars also worries me a little bit.
11-10-2008, 04:51 PM
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Does it have full service history? Any major servicing done? What year is it? Get it PPI'd. If you're serious in buying, take a look and check out the history and inspection report. If it is truly cheap for that market, remember....you either pay upfront for a good car, or you pay later to make it a good car.
11-10-2008, 05:04 PM
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Head on over to www.ferrarichat.com and ask over there....lots of info about the F-cars. Major servicing isn't cheap on these vehicles.
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11-10-2008, 05:59 PM
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11-10-2008, 07:13 PM
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Is this car close to your location? The $89500.00 Euro comes out to about $114,000.00 - $115,000.00 US dollars. That would appear to be a pretty decent deal on it, unless there are some hidden fees or extra cost items that are not being posted.
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11-10-2008, 07:43 PM
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11-10-2008, 07:58 PM
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I am located in Denmark. My dad has arranged something with a friend so we can fly instead of drive from Denmark to Holland which would had taken too long time. Flying from Denmark to Holland will then only take approximately 1 hour.
It is a car my dad wants to buy, and I have promised him to go along and inspect the car with him. But I am just a little bit skeptical about the price (too low if you ask me, and also too low compared to similar cars for sale in Europe), and maybe also the dealer - to be honest, I have a bad feeling about this.
It is a car my dad wants to buy, and I have promised him to go along and inspect the car with him. But I am just a little bit skeptical about the price (too low if you ask me, and also too low compared to similar cars for sale in Europe), and maybe also the dealer - to be honest, I have a bad feeling about this.
11-10-2008, 10:34 PM
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Not sure how you got your figures, but at today's rate $89,500.00 EUR is equivelant to 113,780.81 USD.
11-11-2008, 12:04 AM
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Let me be blunt-take this crap elsewhere. At no point have I ever seen this forum referred to as one in which to post questions about Ferraris. Go ahead and make a smart comment in return, and see how long you're here.