UK Ferrari Owners Club

[Ken_Code]

I’m having a look at their website now ahead of my car arriving, and thought I’d just ask before paying; is it worth joining and / or are there any other clubs that owners go for?

[200Plus Club]

SCUK is free and organise plenty of decent events, find them on fb

[Ken_Code]

Thanks.

[johnnyreggae]

This is a regular discussion and some folk like clubs and some don't - some want a Ferrari only club and some are happy with a general supercar club like scuk or drivers union down south - also some FOC area groups are better than others and you give no location info to advise further

[Ken_Code]

johnnyreggae said:

This is a regular discussion and some folk like clubs and some don't - some want a Ferrari only club and some are happy with a general supercar club like scuk or drivers union down south - also some FOC area groups are better than others and you give no location info to advise further

I’m a member of Drivers Union and McLaren owners, both of which I do think are quite good.

I’m in London.

[pete]

Ken_Code said:

I’m having a look at their website now ahead of my car arriving, and thought I’d just ask before paying; is it worth joining and / or are there any other clubs that owners go for?

I like the Ferrari Owners' Club down here in the Thames Valley region. They do quite a bit of driving, as well as sitting around chatting in a pub once a month, and it's a really broad mix of owners from newbies like myself, to serious enthusiasts who have owned a classic for years, to people with multi-million pound collections. Everyone is friendly, passionate about cars in general, and there's no snobbery or pecking order. The amount of traffic on the region's WhatsApp group with members at events all over the country (some all over the world), and also just general banter about cars, is a testament to how well engaged the local members are.

If you bought your car through a Ferrari official dealer, you should get a year of UK Ferrari Owners' Club membership for free (or at least up to the next renewal date, which I think is around November for everyone). There should be a form in the paperwork supplied with the car. Ignore me if you bought from an indy or privately!

[Ken_Code]

pete said:

I like the Ferrari Owners' Club down here in the Thames Valley region. They do quite a bit of driving, as well as sitting around chatting in a pub once a month, and it's a really broad mix of owners from newbies like myself, to serious enthusiasts who have owned a classic for years, to people with multi-million pound collections. Everyone is friendly, passionate about cars in general, and there's no snobbery or pecking order. The amount of traffic on the region's WhatsApp group with members at events all over the country (some all over the world), and also just general banter about cars, is a testament to how well engaged the local members are.

If you bought your car through a Ferrari official dealer, you should get a year of UK Ferrari Owners' Club membership for free (or at least up to the next renewal date, which I think is around November for everyone). There should be a form in the paperwork supplied with the car. Ignore me if you bought from an indy or privately!

Thanks. I’m buying from a proper dealer, so hopefully will get that when I pick it up next week.

[Coxey]

I’m a member of the FOC I find them really great people only just started going to the monthly meetings no snobbery just people who like all things Ferrari and to be fair other marques too.