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Any Singapore Ferrari owners?

Discussion in 'Asia' started by DouglasNg, Jun 7, 2004.

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Should we end it?

  1. Lung will Break

  2. MP will Break

  3. The Singapore Thread will Break...END IT!

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  1. SFchallenge

    SFchallenge F1 World Champ

    Jun 28, 2004
    11,945
    Sgp, KL, HK & London
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    Jon Wijaya
    So, that extra rider where we insure the car for eg S$500K. is not worth S$500k when there's a write-off during the cover? That's what I was told but knowing insurance co. they can always come up with all the crap....
     
  2. SFchallenge

    SFchallenge F1 World Champ

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    #63952 SFchallenge, Jun 18, 2010
    Last edited: Jun 18, 2010
  3. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

    Jun 12, 2005
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    Yes, thats the one!

    Its parked there most of the time.
     
  4. Sareve

    Sareve F1 Rookie

    Oct 23, 2007
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    Ack! The owner must feel horrible! Will insurance cover flood damage?
     
  5. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

    Jun 12, 2005
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    Great info on the SE! :)
     
  6. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    Hahaa! Every drive in the SE is always great! :)

    Yes, we have done 320 according to the meters but did not have a GPS in the car to verify at that time.
     
  7. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    I dont think it is able to do that.
     
  8. Sareve

    Sareve F1 Rookie

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    What is the point of insuring our cars then? It's like you're not really getting your value for money from what I'm reading here.
     
  9. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    Thanks for the concern.

    My own cars are all alright! :)
     
  10. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    It was a disaster!

    My cars are alright but there were quite a number of cars including exotics when it happened.

    Orchard road looked like a pond when I looked down from my office window that day.
     
  11. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    The water was rather dirty!
     
  12. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

    Jun 12, 2005
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    How? Any news of sale yet? ;)
     
  13. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    Good to know that your car is alright.

    Luckly the driver drop me to office again that day so car was not in the car park!
     
  14. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    Unfortunately that Lambo did not escaped the flood!
     
  15. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    That should be the one.
     
  16. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    My company's 5 series was also caught in the flood!
     
  17. SFchallenge

    SFchallenge F1 World Champ

    Jun 28, 2004
    11,945
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    Jon Wijaya
    Just took an under 10K km car for a spin. WOW!

    No wonder Tiong's smitten :)

    I'm very surprised that the accelerator is at least 30% more sensitive than my turbo & very spritely @ that! A light tap & the car surges forward.

    Makes my tuned up turbo feels like a farmed pig instead of a wild boar :D
    Oh & that exhaust sound track!

    OK, key handed over & I shut that swan wing door. The dealers walked away & I know nothing about this car! The meter lights up to a classy xenon white looking like some non-green McIntosh system~ nice. Press the centre starter button & engine fires up. OK played the paddles erh... nothing. No gearstick!? Oh, then it must be one of those four round buttons which has a D, R, P etc. So, touch the D & yes! 1st gear engaged, window lowered & off I go. Unfortunately, the car came on some fancy deep dish wheels (ugly IMO) with SO3s which tramlined a fair bit.

    Got stuck in traffic & cruise along for a while then found an open lane on junction, switched to manual & I stepped on it when the light turns green.

    Brrrrrghhhhh woo hoo :) Not bad. It roars! It actually threw me back to the seat before I hit the next gear & saw a needle going down clockwise on the right meter?! Oh, so that's the rev counter & unlike traditional rev counters which goes from your lower left & clockwise up to right, this one goes from lower right then anti-clockwise to left. Queer, the British does do things different, not sure if Jaguar is such. Anyway, I must have hit at least 6k rpm & there's 8 which I suspicious don't think it revs that high & there are no red markings for the "danger" zone like normal cars.

    Took a quick turn after Fullerton towards Victoria then R city & it's fine, solid & planted but steering not as direct or sensitive as the Porsche. Doesn't feel as tight or nimble but fine since the car is larger & likely heavier.

    @ the next junction, half the pedestrians took a 2nd look @ the nose with a few guys squeezing their eyes to make out what it is. Well, it's not everyday that you see an Aston Martin.

    Not sure what specs was done to this car as there is a suspension upgrade option.

    I'm surprised so few people owns it. Perhaps they rarely have a test-car & waiting time is rather long.

    Tiong's a blessed man, with a DBS & manual gearbox :)
     
  18. SFchallenge

    SFchallenge F1 World Champ

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  19. SFchallenge

    SFchallenge F1 World Champ

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    So what's your final verdict? Good enough to buy one? Definitely looks good enough to die for.

    The clear tail lights from the DBS are a nice touch. Prefer them to the normal red ones.
     
  21. SFchallenge

    SFchallenge F1 World Champ

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    Anything is good as long as the wallet is willing :D

    Oh dear, I didn't even know that the clear lens are from DBS :p
     
  22. MARK1992

    MARK1992 Formula 3

    Feb 7, 2010
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    Yep, I reckon the clear lights offer a cleaner look. Although anyone who's turning down ANY Aston Martin for the reason of less beautiful tail lamps ought to be shot.
     
  23. cka

    cka Formula 3

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    Heng. If you had driven, your car could have gone diving and i would feel terrible as i had just encouraged you to start driving to office.
     
  24. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    Hahaa! :D

    But I have to say that after your encouragement, I wanted to start driving myself again.

    Luckly when the flood happen, I have not started!
     

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