Ferrari F150 -- Here we go...
Jan 30, 2013 | 11:13 PM
#43
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Invite for VIP viewing.Attachment 118501
Congrats- and what a cool piece of memorabilia. I had inquired about the VIP process earlier. Would you be able to shed any light on the process/experience? I don't want any details of your history as a customer. I am just a curious enthusiast. Enjoy!!!
Cant wait to hear impressions!
Jan 30, 2013 | 11:58 PM
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Jan 31, 2013 | 08:22 AM
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A contact of mine told me that the F150 will come with a bespoke program (as other Ferraris) and there will be more options available compared to the the Enzo. One of this will be for example the rear camera and more carbon fiber trims. That's it for now.
Jan 31, 2013 | 09:47 AM
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More Info:
F150 has an F1 Nose Cone, Active Spoiler, and Active Flaps
Adjustable pedals as there are no conventional seats in this car. Instead, a special type of padding will be moulded to the contours of individual owners and then fitted to the floor of the car
Square steering wheel with F1-style buttons
Gauges are replaced by a flat digital screen that allows owners to scroll through various menus/gauges
All F-150s will be delivered at the factory in Maranello where owners will be given a proper training for the car
Ferrari will force owners to sign a contract where they have the right of first refusal should the owner wish to sell the car (Ferrari has the right to repurchase the car from owners at the original price)
F150 has an F1 Nose Cone, Active Spoiler, and Active Flaps
Adjustable pedals as there are no conventional seats in this car. Instead, a special type of padding will be moulded to the contours of individual owners and then fitted to the floor of the car
Square steering wheel with F1-style buttons
Gauges are replaced by a flat digital screen that allows owners to scroll through various menus/gauges
All F-150s will be delivered at the factory in Maranello where owners will be given a proper training for the car
Ferrari will force owners to sign a contract where they have the right of first refusal should the owner wish to sell the car (Ferrari has the right to repurchase the car from owners at the original price)
Jan 31, 2013 | 09:54 AM
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You pay a lot and don't have the right to do what you want with the car? And if the owner die, the car backs to ferrari or can be owned by the family of the owner?
Jan 31, 2013 | 10:12 AM
#49
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Marco thanx for great info!
Square steering wheel with F1-style buttons will be mind-blowing detail in interior. I hope that tachometer is still "traditional". Proper training for future owners is very helpful, this is excellent! Special contract between Ferrari and future owners is great idea! Ferrari wants to keep these cars as pure exclusivity for people that actually like Ferrari! Potential resellers dont like this deal, and that is good!
Square steering wheel with F1-style buttons will be mind-blowing detail in interior. I hope that tachometer is still "traditional". Proper training for future owners is very helpful, this is excellent! Special contract between Ferrari and future owners is great idea! Ferrari wants to keep these cars as pure exclusivity for people that actually like Ferrari! Potential resellers dont like this deal, and that is good!
Last edited by Milanno; Jan 31, 2013 at 10:16 AM.
