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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by MGD416, Oct 25, 2006.

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  1. LouB

    LouB Formula 3

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    #26 LouB, Oct 28, 2006
    Extreme long shot. There are about 40 dealers now in the US selling 1500 or so cars. All are essentially presold. Will they sell on more with a new dealer? Do they want to sell one more?
     
  2. MGD416

    MGD416 Formula 3

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    #27 MGD416, Oct 28, 2006
    I dont disagree with you, but with the possible "dino" they will be producing a lot more cars and I feel my selected location, is pretty strong, but you all are probably right it is a long shot.
     
  3. Simon^2

    Simon^2 F1 World Champ

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    #28 Simon^2, Oct 28, 2006
    Let us know how it turns out...
     
  4. Challenge64

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    #29 Challenge64, Oct 28, 2006
    They bought Ferrari of Central New Jersey?

    They have owned Ferrari of Scottsdale since 1999
     
  5. ProCoach

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    #30 ProCoach, Oct 28, 2006
    And are partners with Wynn in Las Vegas...
     
  6. Ricambi America

    Ricambi America F1 World Champ
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    #31 Ricambi America, Oct 28, 2006
    Want my advice? Move to a major city in China or Russia. Then call SpA (with bags of cash in hand) and ask to situate a dealership there. Your chances are considerably higher than a US based entity under FNA.... but still, my friend, quite minuscule at best.
     
  7. NOCAR

    NOCAR Karting

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    #32 NOCAR, Oct 28, 2006

    China has long been tied up by a gentleman from Hong Kong.
     
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