the corolla doesn't sound that bad now does it ?

Does ferrari not have a warranty on their work? engine rebuild after driving it home from a rebuild basically says to me incompetent mechanics. how the hell could the service department get away with that crap after a complete rebuild?

That is why you buy a front engine V12 GT Ferrari. The 550's and 575's are much easier to maintain and are now appreciating, especially the manual 550's.

Jesus Christ that is what you call a money pit!

so about $40 bucks per mile?

That tunnel exhaust sounds sick.

Cost to maintain F355= $36,000. That exhaust sound = Priceless! You only live once.

Bro, if you are going to buy an used ferrari buy it with a manual transmission.

I want a Ferrari 512TR. But if I upgrade from my Trans Am, it'll be either an LS1 Trans Am or a Corvette.

I believe it's called the Salomon VIP Experience :'D Jokes aside, very sorry for you guys.

These are big boys toys. In 2004 my 1989'testarossa clutch cost $6k, alternator was $1200, 30,000 mile services was $30k. Buying the car is the cheap part.

Whoa, $37,000 in 1,000 miles?! That's $37 per mile. That's about as much as the running costs of a freaking Boeing 747-400 (~$39 per mile)!!!

Should have gotten an nsx

I guessed close to $38k. I rather just get a new Camaro or Ford Mustang GT for that much. But really interesting and amazing that it cost so much for something that was running for a 1,000 miles.

Dang just the maintenance cost as much or more than a new car thats crazy 😅

My F430 has cost less than £10k in three years and that includes a 4k capristo exhaust.

At 6:12 I instantly turned my volume down before my ears blew

A friend of mine bought an older Ferrari back in the early '80s. Then they used the same oil for both the engine, transmission and transaxle. Turns out, it was a balancing act between getting the right viscosity, so as the gearbox worked, the engine did not overheat and the gears did not "graunch". Worst thing was sitting and waiting for 5 minutes till the oil warmed up, the oil pressure got up to scratch and then he had to drive at under 4000RPM for 10 miles to get the gearbox up to temperature. So temperamental this car was. It was either a 308 like Magnum PI or a Berlinetta with the fancy strakes. My memory eludes me, but it was such a bitch to get ready!! And then, after driving it for any period over an hour, you had to let the car idle for a minute or two to stabilize all the temps and pressures, otherwise seals and hoses would fail. Not a car to just get in and drive to the shops. Any wonder that the Honda/Accura NSX was such a hit back in the day. An everyday supercar, that just needed servicing every 6,000 miles, like your Civic or Corolla!!

I need to be a mechanic working on these things. My car cost $300 for tires, $300 for brakes, $20 for an oil change 😂😂😂

That is considerably more than the $2million airplane I fly for work. And it does 350mph and definitely sounds better.

Owning a Ferarri is between owning a boat and an airplane.

In my opinion long term the value of this car will increase 5x

This is why the first gen Acura NSX is such a legendary car compare to these Ferrari and Lambo...

ONE MORE MAINTENANCE CYCLE AND YOU GOT A HELLCAT

I want a Lamborghini poster not Ferrari

Get an 458 instead

Sell the Ferrari​ and get a different model or different sports car. That car is going to cost you so much in the near future. Wouldn't call it an investment.

SVIPE

I should've took Ferrari mechanic classes instead of Harley Davidson...

And that's why I drive a Porsche 911.

I still want one.

the creator of Ferrari is not a stupid man he just knows stupid people buy them

"Okay, this is getting really fun" he says 😂😂😂

Sell the 355 and buy a good price Ferrari 458 and pimp it out with a big spoiler etc.

it sounds so amazing. worth every penny. if it maintained well that's good. I just love the sound that comes out. I would still get one if it cost me 37k+ worth it.

Heck yeah I'm early again

the 2015 holden HSV club sport tyres come to $2000 if you get the original size and brand

Hopefully it will be more reliable going forward. It sure sounds amazing. My personal favorite Ferrari.

$10k for a valve guide? Someone got robed.

These bills are pretty much pocket change for most ferrari owners

Hey JR Garage!!! Awesome videos man!! Keep it up. And damn, that's a lot of money!!

The Ferrari acceleration in the tunnel in the beginning was beautiful

$1,598 for those small tires!? Pirelli is decent but I've had better experience with Nitto. I got the Invo's on my Viper for $1,180 and the rears are 345's! Anyway, wow the 355 with capristo is eargasmic in that tunnel!!

Hahaha they just had to tack on that 49 cents extra.

Ferrari parts costs went to the sky in the 1990's I recall when I worked at the dealer, we sent a TR out the door with a complete engine overhaul including a pair of brand spankin-new cylinder heads for 25K. If you think a lot of that money went to the tech, guess again, I was earning less than a Seattle bus driver.

Ferrari was part of Fiat or Fix It Again Tony! I would rather get a Mercedes C300 over the maintenance costs.

That's almost $38 per mile to drive it, not including gas.

clutch and mechatronics change in my vw cc 2011 was about $2000 dlls

soooo in a nutshell ferrari = junk

I have been an auto technician all my life. I am 3 times recertified ASE Master tech with L-1 certification. The problems you mentioning this car having is a sign of poor manufacturing and poor engineering. You can keep your Farrari. I'd rather have a vette any day of the week. A vette is better engineered and has more creature comforts and costs 1/3 of the price and has a fraction of the maintenance cost. Maybe the Farrari has some kind of edge over a vette in a road race but I hear they are very close in specs. Who cares. Who is going to drive much in a road race? You buy a Farrari to impress your friends and to drive on the street. Another option that will out perform a Farrari any day of the week is any year A36 Bonanza Aircraft. New a Bonanza will cost about the same price but is much lower in maintenance and you can fly in 3 dimensions and its faster and you can go more places and get to where you want to go in short order. All my comments are of course just my own opinions. When you're old like me you get very opinionated!

that exhaust symphony-sound though, wow!!!

And I was upset that I spent 2700 on my 2003 Sante Fe last year with 139000 miles.

I drove one of those when I was young 👍🏼

Cool car. Of course the cost is crazy, but that should be known when buying. You guys seem to know what you were getting yourselves into, so good luck with the car!

This is a bummer cause I love the 355.

Meanwhile I'm trying to get a g35

Love that sound!

If you drive Ferrari in England. This car paid road tax price 8.000£ per year. Your insurance car paid 4.000£. Your petrol paid at least 5.000$ per year. One month paid petrol at least 400£ to 1.000£. It is scared.

Drove my 2001 Porsche 996 Twin Turbo for 13 years. Beat it relentlessly. Only 2 issues ever arose: 1- shifter cable replacement. 2 - anti freeze reservoir tank replacement. Porsche built to last

F355, the last good Ferrari until the 458.

clutch adjustment and fluid $1,500.... when you pull into the ferrari dealer do they have the strap on already or after they take your keys?

That sound is amazing!

hey did anyone notice at the start of the video the guy on the right has no right foot. hit me up with a reply if u saw it

I have to admit that has to be one of best car sounds I've ever. I mean Ferraris well-known for that but that right but that right there but that right there but that thing right there WOW

That is basically a new car

Really all of these "necessary" maintenance sound like bullshit Ferrari made up to bring in some additional profit to their service departments. They know their clients are all rich and most will do what they suggest without question. What kind of service requires pulling the motor and why? I seriously question how much difference it would make if you didn't perform that maintenance...

That engine sounds beautiful!

makes my CL500 look cheap to run... love the exhausts moving rearwards under acceleration at 6.30 .... But I'll stick with the Merc 😝

Was nothing covered originally under warranty ? Or was no such thing ever available to the original owner.. ?

Why would the flywheel need to be resurfaced within 1000 miles? And the clutch fluid had to be replaced? That's complete crap.

You are one lucky guy to own a Ferrari.....and my favorite, the Dodge Viper.....I'm crazy to think I'll be looking into a Gen1 Viper when I get out of college.

What exhaust is on this car?

What a heap. It would cost me less then $25,000 in Diesel to drive my Mondeo to the moon (relative distance of course).

It does sound great. i wonder what would it be the cost for a used bmw m5 maybe a 2007 bmw m5 v10 engine. Would it be the ferrari?????

thanks guys IMO the second engine haul out should not had happened it sounds like the first Overhaul wasn’t done correctly ? or done withCorrect parts a Overhaul should last way longer than that

Mileage on the 355?

you gotta do the labor yourself parts are available at jobbers for a lot less mostly cambelts and guides

So the car had clutch inspection and adjustment, done by the previous owner and just after you bought it, the clutch failed and you had to pay for the repair? Enlighten me, but this is just wrong...

swap a Toyota motor into that guy! Or check out the Ferrari 360 that has a 1000 hp LS motor swap up under the rear end. Probably would be a lot cheaper in the long run.

I had a 575M for 4 years. Did 36000 work related miles across Europe. Spent about $2500 on it in that time and then sold it for $5000 more than I bought it for. Not all Ferrari the same.... :-)

A race between Ferrari and Lamb?

What did the car cost?

what year is this 355?

Tunnel exhaust sound!! *_*

What do you expect from a fancy FIAT?

Well I guess that changes my mind on buying a ferrari! The maintenance on that car is more then my motorcycle and car cost in total...

what's happening with the winter project?

Damn, it sounds awesome!

If you want to save your money. You should buy Prius Hybrid. It is super save money and super safe car. One month paid petrol at least 100£.

I own a Ducati Monster S4R so I know where your coming from when you say that this car is the best! My monster is the best! and even it cost's me a fortune to keep on the road for little use but just riding it once a month makes it all worthwhile! Plus not everyone has one or get's to drive one! IT'S WORTH IT BOY'S......

Its definitely one of the nicer older Ferraris, but its known for its reliability problems. One can buy that car relatively cheaply, but I would stay away from that car (just as you stated, don't buy...).

A month after, if the $11k engine out servicing wasn't done properly, why would the owner have to pay another $10 to have them fix the mucked up job? That's messed up..

Thats not maintenance, that is just rubbish reliability.

Grated it’s incredible beautiful and sounds amazing

Heyy....I need to ask you a question about buying a porsche 933

I just completed 2000km on my 2016 - 488 spider.. spent $0 so far...

I live in Canada and 4 new tires on a Honda Civic will cost you $1000 ad brake job $2000. so those prices aren't bad

$37,735.64? Pocket change. That's one heck of a big pocket

If you can afford it, more power too you! I own a BMW e46 and I spend money's on it to maintain and keep running. No where near this amount but still in the past year I have spent about 2k In misc problems..

the days of taking the engine out and rebuilding it yourself is gone like the Buick 455.