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Is it better to buy or lease a Ferrari?
Leasing is more affordable than buying a new Ferrari. Not only do you not have to pay sales tax, but with a Ferrari lease, you’re only paying for the part of the car you use — that is, the duration of the lease and the mileage allotment.
Is Ferrari worth the money?
Despite the price tag, and the cost to own the vehicle, owning a Ferrari is well worth it. The enjoyment of driving one, and seeing it parked in your garage, alone, make it worth buying one.
Is a Ferrari a good value for the money?
At the low end we found Ferraris for under $50,000 that were great value and still remarkably good cars. We also have some cars at just over $100,000 that we felt were still relative bargains and good buys for those with slightly bigger budgets. Finally, we even included three models that definitely aren’t cheap and cross the $200,000 mark.
What are the rules for owning a Ferrari?
The rules for Ferrari ownership are strict, especially so for special edition cars. Owners are not allowed to sell new cars within the first year of buying them from Ferrari. This is included in the contract to prevent people from buying limited edition Ferraris and then flipping them for a profit because of the increased demand.
Does Ferrari buy back unwanted cars?
While owners of Ferrari cars are told to let the company know when they are selling their vehicles or are banned from selling limited edition vehicles entirely within the first year, Ferrari won’t always buy back those cars.
What happens to the Ferrari Aperta when it is sold?
In fact, Ferrari even has a clause in the sales contract of the LaFerrari Aperta which gives the company the right to buy back the car if the seller decides to pass it on within 18 months of its purchase. If you’re lucky enough to get one, don’t be tempted to try and pawn it off soon to make a quick buck.
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