OT: My Dilemma
03-13-2018, 08:44 AM
#62
Race Car
Thread Starter
03-13-2018, 10:16 AM
#64
Drifting
03-13-2018, 10:52 AM
#65
Could be a good move for the family.
Got a chance to test drive GTC4 Lusso recently. Salesman in front seat; and my 6’ tall teenage son sitting comfortably in the back seat. A funny thing happened on the test drive. We ran into three Hellcats entering the freeway in front of us. The Lusso put them all down at 167mph passing in a open left lane. The car felt like we were sitting in an Italian cafe; with a exotic v12 behind us of course. Fantastic automobile.
You can tell your friends when they ask why, “I just felt it is time to grow up a little”
GL!
Got a chance to test drive GTC4 Lusso recently. Salesman in front seat; and my 6’ tall teenage son sitting comfortably in the back seat. A funny thing happened on the test drive. We ran into three Hellcats entering the freeway in front of us. The Lusso put them all down at 167mph passing in a open left lane. The car felt like we were sitting in an Italian cafe; with a exotic v12 behind us of course. Fantastic automobile.
You can tell your friends when they ask why, “I just felt it is time to grow up a little”
GL!
03-13-2018, 10:53 AM
#66
Race Car
Thread Starter
03-14-2018, 03:00 PM
#67
Drifting
48 FF's are a lot too - but many of those went to the guys who got limited cars the loss they took on the FF for a F12tdf or LaFerrari Aperta made up for it.
This is why I refuse to buy into the exotic mass produced unlimited car world unless it is used - that first step of depreciation is insulting.
The Ferrari 12 cylinders are still hand made vs the high mass production V8.
03-17-2018, 07:57 PM
#68
Race Car
Thread Starter
330 Wow!
48 FF's are a lot too - but many of those went to the guys who got limited cars the loss they took on the FF for a F12tdf or LaFerrari Aperta made up for it.
This is why I refuse to buy into the exotic mass produced unlimited car world unless it is used - that first step of depreciation is insulting.
The Ferrari 12 cylinders are still hand made vs the high mass production V8.
48 FF's are a lot too - but many of those went to the guys who got limited cars the loss they took on the FF for a F12tdf or LaFerrari Aperta made up for it.
This is why I refuse to buy into the exotic mass produced unlimited car world unless it is used - that first step of depreciation is insulting.
The Ferrari 12 cylinders are still hand made vs the high mass production V8.
