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This is an impressive mileage; engine and gearbox are original.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a23026167...
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a23026167...
supersport said:
I suspect there is much bks talked about Ferrari and mileage.
Why anyone would want a 15 year old car that hadn’t moved is beyond me.
Totally. Not using them causes far more issues than using them does. I’m a bit nervous that lockdown and totally crap weather means that mine has done under 300 miles since September. Why anyone would want a 15 year old car that hadn’t moved is beyond me.
Edited by blueg33 on Friday 21st May 08:57
davek_964 said:
blueg33 said:
Totally. Not using them causes far more issues than using them does. I’m a bit nervous that lockdown and totally crap weather means that mind has done under 300 miles since September.
Mine has done 5k since August..........blueg33 said:
davek_964 said:
blueg33 said:
Totally. Not using them causes far more issues than using them does. I’m a bit nervous that lockdown and totally crap weather means that mind has done under 300 miles since September.
Mine has done 5k since August..........It's great to see a car being used. We all know that contrary to popular belief, Ferrari engines are robust and the cars will take the mileage as long as they're looked after. It really is the lack of use that causes problems.
davek_964 said:
I'm at the other extreme - I even used mine to go to the tip a few weeks ago. Now that got some funny looks............
I've had funny looks doing the tip run in my Boxster in the past, I can only imagine doing that in your McLaren! The best I managed in the 360 was Lidl.Edited by Kyodo on Friday 21st May 10:16
JayP1 said:
And there I was thinking all Ferraris are knackered after crossing 9,999 miles
Nope, 27k on each of my 458 Spider and F12 and every time they go for service the techs comment on their excellent condition. I've had one minor electrical issue on the F12 fixed under warranty and one roof mechanism cable go on the Spider. Otherwise just tyres and one set of front pads (spider).I dont get the 'too many owners' crap either. You can have one owner who doesn't give a toss or three owners that have cared for the car like it's the last one on Earth. Condition and history are far more important.
_Leg_ said:
JayP1 said:
And there I was thinking all Ferraris are knackered after crossing 9,999 miles
Nope, 27k on each of my 458 Spider and F12 and every time they go for service the techs comment on their excellent condition. I've had one minor electrical issue on the F12 fixed under warranty and one roof mechanism cable go on the Spider. Otherwise just tyres and one set of front pads (spider).I dont get the 'too many owners' crap either. You can have one owner who doesn't give a toss or three owners that have cared for the car like it's the last one on Earth. Condition and history are far more important.
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