If you're talking about manual gearbox (sorry if I misunderstood), that's very unlikely. Ferrari's engine chief said they are not going back and Roberto Fedeli even said Ferrari invested €10m to developed a manual 'box for the old California. In the end, only two customers ordered one: "Fedeli said his experiences at Ferrari were enough to convince him that the manual transmission was dead. While developing the California roadster several years ago, he says, Ferrari invested €10m in a manual gearbox option and, overall, just two such cars were built for customers." (Source)
I think you'll find the 40 cars mentioned are across the Sytner Group which includes the significant Graypaul locations outside London.
That’s really too bad, I think California was the incorrect audience, do it in LE. Wishful thinking!!
Hardly anyone would want such a thing anyway. It would be a huge anachronism on an otherwise state of the art car. Like a modern fighter plane with propellers... Anyway, Ferrari won't make a manual gearbox ever again.
I think it would also benefit the pre-owned 488 GTB/Spider market. Smart business. I am really excited to see this car!
Maybe more cars still to get allocated with the stock exchange development of the last days and right now...
should. because two GTO are better than one. father and son. sorry but i still stuck with the GTO moniker... how somebody can´t remember and do not ask back the name - if he heared it already... P...
Sorry to go off topic for a moment, very sorry to see the damage to the 812 above- but... in this case the 812 did help, it apparently kept the people safe. They seem completely unharmed. A bruised ego can heal.
No ... I don't have tattoos Jaz ... Was just a sad example .... I think it was a hire car somewhere in Arabia ... Let's go on-topic again !
