Not your typical Ferrari California ADV5.0 - Wheels Boutique

That looks REALLY good.

 

Hmmm ... that's an interesting way to immediately offend your potential customers ... you drive a girly car but we can fix that ... : )

 

My 2013 Cali with ADV1 7.0 20x8.5 Front and 21x12.5 Rear
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Indeed. Not the most constructive approach is it?

 

The background is distracting. I have bought a set of HRE's from Wheels B. and it is a fine company. Gotta give Marmist goosebumps.

 

Are your marketing folks on vacation this week?

 

Yeah, not a very good marketing move.

Really. WTF is it with the silly girly car comments about how the car looks? Most car guys love women and already give female names to our cars... and we call them "hot", "beautiful" and "alluring",...etc. We like our hot cars to remind us of hot women. We love fast cars that look like women.

The fact that women also like certain hot cars doesn't mean those cars don't appeal to men. Women just find them more comfortable to spend time in, more practical and versatile to own. They can operate fast road cars just as well as men can... and they don't tend to leave their hot cars in the garage and just stare at them.

That's a hot car BTW.

 

Regardless of how you want to support your argument, the reality is that you are still potentially offending the same people you'd like to sell wheels to. Think about it.

There are LOTS of places to purchase wheels from...

 

Well put!

 

I have just deleted a long post in response to the thread where the study was first linked. You are welcome. At the end of the day, heels dug in, no one is going to admit to having changed their mind. This chat section is where the people that have a car on order hang out to make the time pass a little quicker. Impuniing either their masculinity or questioning their decision to purchase a very expensive car is like a bad meal in an expensive restaurant. It gets remembered for a really long time, and not in a good way. Just sayin'...

 

The point is not whether you feel you can somehow prove that the California is designed primarily for the wives of real men who own other manly Ferraris (and congratulations, you also just pissed off female customers who can afford to buy their own California without needing a husband to write the check, thank you very much) by trotting out the "proof of the truth" from an Internet forum.

The point is that instead of offending men who a) have the money to actually own a Ferrari, and chose the California (like I just did), and b) therefore have the money to spend on expensive aftermarket accessories (like rims) that you are attempting to make a living selling, you can say something like "here are some rims to give your Ferrari California a more aggressive and sporty look" instead, thereby offending no one in the process.
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I've heard enough. I'm sure I will love the wheels I ordered on my Cali T, but if I were inclined to put aftermarket wheels on it, Wheels Boutique would not be a consideration. I asked myself "How smart can this guy be when he is trying to sell high end aftermarket accessories to men who can afford Ferraris and he openly insults his potential customers on FChat not once, but twice. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Ergo, I would not want to do business with him. Cut your losses Albert and hush.

 

Ferrari-snobs-who-don't-own-a-Ferrari can be entertaining at times.

 

What "potential customers" do you think you have?
None on this chat board.
Go somewhere else with your ill-formed advertising.

 

Who's the measurement on the wheels???