Does anyone know the 612 at MB of Oakland

They've got a TDF/cuoio with manual transmission for under $180K. It's also on ebay, but since it's being offered by a Mercedes dealer, the risk should be lower. Anyone familiar with it?

 

20k miles. I think I'd probably go for
(if in the market for a 612)
Half the miles and only $20k more (but may accept lower offer)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ferrari-612Scaglieti-2006-FERRARI-612-SCAGLIETTI-LOADED-LIKE-NEW_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6212QQihZ012QQitemZ220188981635QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
LOVE the paint job on this one, prefer F1, but would have to add cost of new (black) steering wheel into purchase price...

 

The carfax report on the car you linked had a moderate crash accident in Michigan. I like the striking paintwork and interior, too, but would have to do more research on the extent of the damage.

 

what is market on undamaged high mile f1 scag.s? is it true they're below 200? TIA. I am starting to think about one after 4 strad.s

 

If you do some digging, a F1 Scag with under 10k miles is under $200. Not sure what you'd consider "high mile"... A big price break seems to come when the cars come off warranty, hence the sometime $15k difference between what would otherwise seem to be very similar cars.

 

Check out the one at Bentley L.I., only 179K.( under 3k miles) i almost bought it at 185k 2 months ago.

 

High mileage 612 Scagliettis would unquestionably be below $200,000 - in fact, basically any 2005 model, regardless of mileage, is under that figure. There's a red one at Lexus of Pembroke Pines in Florida for exactly $200,000 with just 5,800 miles; Straight Line Automotive Group in Texas has a black one for $189,000 with 10,800 miles.

The real steal is Champion Motor Group (New York)'s blue 2005 with 2,900 miles for $179,000, but it's a manual - a gigantic detractor for a car like this, it seems.

 

thank you all so much for these leads, i couldnt find those cars!!! for the record, high mile for me is > 7,8,000. modern F's to me seem quite sound to buy with 17,000 miles on them. i tired to buy my 1st strad back at 17k from LFSC when i bought my 4th strad a Nero, but they wanted too much.

The straightline car is 6 speed also, and F1 is needed. nero is a good colour for me or the dark blues and greys, not fond of red.

can anyone tell me if an actual adult, say a 5'8" woman would be comfortable in the rear seats for an hour's roadtrip? or even tho' a the scag seems large enough for proper rear space --- are the rear seats another joke like those in a bentley continental?

thanks again everyone

 

I talked to the dealer in san diego and he said nothing about accident, but the car was mysteriously sold. Now it is back on ebay and offered by Boardwalk Ferrari, in Plano, TX. I emailed Boardwalk and inquired if the car has had any body or paintwork. Hopefully, a ferrari dealer would not pass off a car that has been in an accident and not disclose it. Who can you trust?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2006-FERRARI-612-F1-EXTRA-CAMPIONARIO-SERVICED_W0QQitemZ330210686487QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item330210686487

 

Same with me. I spoke with him and accident was not mentioned, then the car was gone. It was priced at 199K then, and I believe it is now priced around 210K at this new dealer.

 

If I had to guess, I'd say the owner is a consignor and just moved from one dealer to another when dealer #1 said he wouldn't handle the consignment for him.

 

Well, in fact, before the car was in San Diego, while I was away from the US, I got a message from a local Ferrari dealer asking me if interested. When I came back, the car was gone. A month later, it's in San Diego. And today it's in Texas. If it has no accident, I'd pull the trigger. 2006, 2-tone 612 for 200k is quite a bargain, don't you think?

 

During a recent press ride and drive I spent 5 hours at a clip in the rear seat of a 2007 612. I'm 6' 0", 200+ lb and fit quite comfortably.

Gio P

 

Pretty good testimonial. Similar to what I saw on a Fifth Gear (not Top Gear) Youtube video.