>It’s about signalling status and it’s a bonus that it’s fun to ride. Which is amusing because the only thing you can know about someone with a car like this i

>It’s about signalling status and it’s a bonus that it’s fun to ride. Which is amusing because the only thing you can know about someone with a car like this is they have $200,000 less in the bank than before they bought it. I remember reading that more than half of all Ferrari sales are financed and that most Ferrari owners have a net worth of less than a million dollars. It seems that people are willing to strain their finances to signal status.