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I mean if you own a Ferrari and it doesn't need frequent servicing, I'd question why the hell you bought the thing if you didn't intend to drive it as it's desi
by FussyZeus 8y ago
I mean if you own a Ferrari and it doesn't need frequent servicing, I'd question why the hell you bought the thing if you didn't intend to drive it as it's designed to be driven.
- mveety 8y agoBecause most people aren’t car people and buy it to brag to their friends or so. It’s more important that they look cool. Also, to be fair, it’s not a big deal to remove the engine and it makes a lot of work much easier.
- londons_explore 8y agoMost people who buy a Ferrari have a couple of other supercars and a garage and mechanic on staff. The frequent servicing doesn't bother them.
- jacquesm 8y agoThe bulk of the 'supercars' for sale here in NL has absurdly low mileage compared to their age.
- semi-extrinsic 8y agoIn fact this was Lamborghini's comeback when Greenpeace had it out for them some years ago. "Sure our cars may have the worst CO2 emission per km, but they're among the best in CO2 emissions per year".
- frandroid 8y agoBrilliant :)
- braythwayt 8y agoThis is often reflected in the surprisingly low insurance premiums relative to the cost of a supercar. Although there are plenty of YouTube videos showing trust fund babies people wrecking them, most owners are middle-aged men who only drive them a few kilometers here and there, they are purchased as trophies, not as daily drivers or race cars.