Digital Car Addict in your lap?

HA!

Chase Compton thats what I i thought too

Yes sir. Exactly what happened.

Run the vin number! It's in the video on the window sticker he shows us!

I was thinking cleaned up flood car.

Onefast4door 2000 vinwiki

More like WANTED it

appearantly thatdudeinblue needed a car urgently for the rally and mr. spaghetti gave him the nsx for the rally.

Kyle W was thinking the same damn thing lol

Same exact thought. This car won't be mint for long

Really grinds your gears doesn't it? And bend all the paper work inside the trunk.

Yeah. Disliked for that.

Dave Anderson l

LOL, you're at the discount like 10 feet down the road.

Combat Wombat same lol

Someone should use the excellent photography of that key from this video and send Rob a nicer one.

No service records? Ow yeah it's been rolled back a few times.

The Ferrari roll back was completely blown out of proportion

I'd say the Ferrari roll back is as rampant as ever. People want as much resale value as possible and that's the ONLY way to do it.

+Braden, I actually think it's probably even worse than we think. It always seemed super weird to me in the DuPont Registry that all these Ferraris and so on always had like 5,000 miles or less on them even though they were like 5 or 10 years old. Even when my neighbor got his 16M Spider when it was like 5 years old and that only had I think 2200 miles on it. I can do a couple hundred miles on a weekend easily, it seems weird that someone could spend hundreds of thousands on a drivers car and then basically never drive it or a period of years. Just driving to the office and back is like 10 miles a day. If you lives say somewhere like the suburbs of Chicago and worked downtown that's like 30 miles in one drive. The odds that someone is averaging only 3 miles a day or less owning one of these cars seems virtually impossible. The drive for my neighbor to his vacation house and back is 300 miles for just one weekend. It just doesn't add up.

venom5809 A lot of people buy these cars and don’t drive them. Look at Robs 458, he’s had that for well over a year now, maybe close to 2 and still hasn’t put 1000 miles on it. People aren’t buying these to drive to the office.

80kUSD = 107,840.00 Australian Dollars with the exchange rate 23/7/2018. The rest is our luxury car tax.

We can only import Ferrari 360's from the UK with our import legislation, but with all the fee's the importers, they still price them FROM AUD$150K

No LCT on used cars, only new.

In Malaysia sell Half a million

I got one a few months ago for $49,000. Super clean. 50k miles

Matt skeletor he sold his 360 coupe and had a 430 spyder. That he sold a couple years ago.

97jag440.Yes,I understand it's his money and so forth but it seems that he is bored and buys cars for no reason. This is just my opinion.

Both of those were basket cases with constant electronic problems and leaks. Ferrari really didn't build the 360 very well. After all these years it's amazing how they are still trading hands for +$80k. I wouldn't pay more than $50k for a 360 knowing full well I could be facing at least $20k in repairs the first year of ownership. Who knows, maybe the transmission shifts the bed and I'm deep into the red on a car that will never appreciate in value.

Actually he sold 2 360's with almost 90k miles one red coupe and one blue spider. And he sold the "forgotten" 430 spider.

He had a blue 360 spider, a red 360 coupe, and a black 430 spider he sold.

So could you. Oh wait, you don’t know how to drive it.

I own both. My 360 is manual. more fun to drive than 458.