If you go in dressed like shit they won't sell you a car. It's one of those things that annoys me but fortunately I started off with purchasing older Ferrari mo

If you go in dressed like shit they won't sell you a car. It's one of those things that annoys me but fortunately I started off with purchasing older Ferrari models and built rapport with the local dealership. I can see why a lot of people wouldn't deal with this BS Those "good" Ferrari are halo cars and they keep internal tally of their customers based on their purchase history. I started out from the older models and I hope they will reward me for offering liquidity to their used ferrari market (which is now starting to show signs of inflating). It's a disgusting strategy of creating artificial scarcity and gaslighting customers into thinking they are getting value (they are not). Limited edition, lightweight Ferraris hold their values very well against inflation although the more modern ones raises some concerns about production numbers (they drastically upped it but demand premium which market so far has been absorbing): 360CS, 430/16M, 458 Aperta vs 488 Pista Would I still be with Ferrari if I went thru what you and others went thru? Probably would never bother. Glad I never had to buy from a dealership (Vancouver is horrible), instead just trade on ferrarichat