If you had circa £150k - which one would you choose?
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A Ferrari is probably the only car I'd spend money on beyond £150k. The fact that it's up against a McLaren makes it a no contest for me.
Aside from their well documented build quality, reliability and dealership issues, I just can't get excited about the brand. Nothing about their cars gives me that "want one" feeling. I also don't like their interiors, as they're always plastered with that awful alcantara.
By contrast, when I think of a Ferrari, all sense goes out of the window and I start imagining all the ridiculous things I would sacrifice to get one.
Aside from their well documented build quality, reliability and dealership issues, I just can't get excited about the brand. Nothing about their cars gives me that "want one" feeling. I also don't like their interiors, as they're always plastered with that awful alcantara.
By contrast, when I think of a Ferrari, all sense goes out of the window and I start imagining all the ridiculous things I would sacrifice to get one.
david-j8694 said:
A Ferrari is probably the only car I'd spend money on beyond £150k. The fact that it's up against a McLaren makes it a no contest for me.
Aside from their well documented build quality, reliability and dealership issues, I just can't get excited about the brand. Nothing about their cars gives me that "want one" feeling. I also don't like their interiors, as they're always plastered with that awful alcantara.
By contrast, when I think of a Ferrari, all sense goes out of the window and I start imagining all the ridiculous things I would sacrifice to get one.
Alcantara was an option. There are plenty of McLaren's with leather interior.Aside from their well documented build quality, reliability and dealership issues, I just can't get excited about the brand. Nothing about their cars gives me that "want one" feeling. I also don't like their interiors, as they're always plastered with that awful alcantara.
By contrast, when I think of a Ferrari, all sense goes out of the window and I start imagining all the ridiculous things I would sacrifice to get one.
Not that it really affects people's buying choices much.
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