Ferrari could be in MAJOR trouble if true!!
03-01-2017 | 10:54 AM
#91
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That's ridiculously easy. There must be some way to access the ECU and see the real miles though. Other than dealer service records, the engine management has to keep a log of events and mileage. Obviously, for 99.99% of the time, this will do the trick. Something to think about on PPI.
03-01-2017 | 12:16 PM
#93
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Not surprising at all. It's similarly easy to break into cars and burglarize houses. But all three are felonies that'll put you in jail with a felony record. That's what deters most people from doing it. Nothing you can do about the real criminals except prosecute when you catch them. There have been a couple of low end used car dealerships nailed out here in the past couple of years rolling back odometers. If Ferrari, or any of its dealerships, were doing this as a regular practice, they're just stupid and really need someone to explain the concept of risk/reward to them.
