Private Sale. Ext Grigio Ferro Met( Grigio Ff) Int Testa Di Moro ( Dark Brown) on 2040-cars
Sarasota, Florida, United States
THIS SPECIAL ATELIER ORDERED FF FROM MARANELLO IS BEING OFFERED BY A PRIVATE SELLER, OFFERING THE BUYER THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE DIRECT AND SAVE.
FULL FERRARI WARRANTY THROUGH JANUARY 1 2015. FREE FERRARI MAINTAINANCE THROUGH JANUARY 2019. ELIGIBLE FOR EXTENDED WARRANTY. NO DAMAGE OR COLLISIONS. ONLY FOR SALE BECAUSE OWNER WANTS TO ADD MORE ITALIAN MACHINERY TO HIS CLASSIC CAR COLLECTION AND THE FF IS UNDERUSED. THE FF DOES ALMOST EVERYTHING BUT CANNOT TOW MY CAR TRAILER ! THE ORIGINAL MSRP WAS $357,348. THE FF WAS SPECIFIED WITH THE MOST DESIRABLE OPTIONS INCLUDING ANNI 50/60 EXTRACAMPIONARIO EXTERIOR COLOR OF GRIGIO FF (GRIGIO FERRO MET ) DESCRIBED BY FERRARI " THE METALLIC FINISH IRON GREY UNDERSCORES THE CAR'S HIGH TECH CONTENT " INTERIOR IS ALSO EXTRACAMPIONARIO OF SEMI ANILINE LEATHER IN TESTA DI MORO (DARK BROWN) BEIGE CONTRAST STITCHING WITH BEIGE HANDSTICHED CAVALLINO IN ALL 4 HEADRESTS BLACK CARPETS BY SPECIAL REQUEST THE DASH BOARD TOP IN BLACK HAS BLACK STITCHING TO MINIMIZE NIGHT TIME REFLECTION BRAKE CALIPERS ALLUMINIUM CHROMED EDGES FRONT GRILL CRUISE CONTROL (PIT STOP) OUTER MIRROR BLACK INSERT SPORT EXHAUST SYSTEM SCUDERIA FERRARI SHIELDS DIAMOND STITCHING SEATS BOOTS NET KIT PARKING CAMERA REAR DUAL VIEW FRONT PARKING CAMERA MICHELIN TIRES WHEELS TWO TONE DIAMOND FINISH BEIGE COLORED SAFETY BELTS FULL RECARO SEATS YELLOW TACHOMETER ALCANTARA HEADLINER THIS FF IS A FEROCIOUS BEAST CLOTHED IN EUROPEAN ELEGANCE BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM A PRIVATE SELLER AND SAVE FOR ADDED SECURITY SELLER HAS ARRANGED FOR A LOCAL DEALER TO HANDLE THE TRANSACTION. SELLER WILL PAY BUYER'S FEE OF $695.00 FOR THIS SERVICE |
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