Window Sticker

TPMS is included in U.S. models. Not sure how to get a break-out of the sticker... Can't you see the options listed online on Ferrari.com?

 

I ran into the same issue. There does not seem to be one single location where the comprehensive list of options ordered is readily available. The "other options" category is usually a large $$ number! Your dealer can print out a list from their factory order but that is not necessarily what is installed if there is an oversight! I speak from experience but both the dealer and the factory are working well with me to correct the oversight.

 

Ferrari's attitude: if you really must know the correct price, maybe this is not the right car for you...

Only half kidding BTW...

 

If you have your original signed order, that should match what is in your car as far as pricing goes. It never occurred to me that it would make sense to be sure the car and the order actually matched. What have you found that miss matched?

 

You can ask your dealer for a copy of their invoice from FNA, it will have the full list.

You can also ask for a copy of the Build Sheet, it will have all the options listed

The reason the window sticker has "Other Options" is that they run out of room on the Monroney label

As for pricing discrepancies, you'll have to discuss those with your dealer. I encountered this only when I ordered car in one model year and the prices changed and we got the next model year (including our 2013 FF, which cost $13K less than we had spec'd as a 2012 due to option pricing). If you ordered Extra Campionario items, generally they are estimates at the time of the order, but again, in our case, those prices have matched exactly on the build sheet/invoice.

 

For me it was an upper dash color mod (from black to blue) I wanted to match my 2 toned sterling over couio interior spec. Somehow the change was overlooked at the hand-off from the dealer to the factory. Nobody noticed until I picked it up at delivery. I was not charged but I could not tell from the window sticker because I thought it may have been covered in "other options." It is only really noticeable in bright direct sunlight but you know how it is....I want what I want so I am having it done as a retrofit. It bears repeating that my dealer and the factory have both been extraordinarily solicitous in insuring my happiness. I have received 3 calls from Italy!

 

the one item, which i do not want the car taken apart for is the deviated stitching, mine was to be black on cuio, and cuio on black but received all black stitching. the car looks fabulous and it does not bother me enough to start a issue, but enough to know it was done wrong.

 

Mitchell,

Who knows, if it was shipped the way you ordered you MIGHT not have gotten your MSA...

Hard to know, but hopefully that makes you and Charlie feel better...

 

Thank you Dave, i do feel better now, but her name is CharlieChampie not Charlie. Charlie was the name of my Maserati, now gone, god bless her rims. Having my MSA is perhaps one of my crowing acheivements, would not have missed the adventure for anything

 

congratulations on your new car!
now how about sharing a photo of that sticker with us?

 

"...god bless her rims. Too good...

 

Don't know if you can read this but here's a pic of the sticker on my car which just arrived at the dealer today.
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Has anyone had experience of getting a copy of original window sticker from FNA?My dealer says there is a $500 charge.��

 

The window sticker will not be helpful, which you already know. The line item breakdown is on the invoice. Hopefully you got a copy when you signed the buyers order, just prior to taking delivery.

 

My experience is they will
Provide the build sheet and the original sticker when asked nicely before wiring the money or signing the deal. All the build information is in MODIS and accessible. My service guy gave me tremendous help looking for my Cali By giving the vin(last 6) and that was for non dealer and cars not from his dealership. Point is they can and will provide when asked. Algar helped me in Philly when I was there and Ferrari Central Florida here in Orlando. Yours should be no different.

Good luck

Scott


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The dealer can give you a detailed breakdown of every option and the line item price. The sticker on every Ferrari that I've seen has the lump sum bundle of $25K+. Here's mine with $27,131 in other options.
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The window sticker is the same size and has the same number of lines for options for every car built so if you order more options than there are lines, you get the famous "other options" line item at the bottom. The dealer who sold the car can give you a print out of all the options which you sign when you pick the car up. If you are buying used call the dealer of delivery and they can give it to you but there is no way to get the list of "other options" on the window sticker.

 

I’d be interested in paying for a window sticker (Build sheet I assume unobtainium) on my ‘89 T. Are dealers able to retrieve these currently in 2020 on a 30-year old car?
I’ve been spoiled over the years owning Pontiacs that we have a service similar to MOPAR, FORD owners etc, that is a registry for build sheets and dealer invoices.