Looking for 612

lhd or rhd.europ,gulf or us.specs,type of gear?

 

You ask because you are going to find him one?

 

i too am looking for a 612, but in switzerland. if any body is selling contact me. thx and i am flexible on everything.

 

I know its not Black but my ex 612 is for sale at FoCF 407 667 4300 ask for John Sliman.
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This 612 is soooooo g***amn gorgeous. I'd go for that one in a heartbeat if I had the means.

 

i know of a TDF with 900 miles if interested pm me

 

Hey I would give Cauley Ferrari a call in michigan. They had a really elegant black/beige 612 with a ton of options in stock a while back. They are a great dealership to deal with too. PM me if you want.

 

Jas,

What color is that 612?

Azzuro?

 

It's Grigio alloy which is lighter than AC.It's the only Lt blue that Ferrari offers as a standard color.

 

Try this link... several 612's listed

http://www.dupontregistry.com/autos/

 

I am looking for one too, though different colors, try calling my dealer. I think they called me on the color combos you are looking for. Alger, ask for Francis or Rick, at 610-527-1100, tell them I sent you.

 

what's the real reason you got rid of the 430? I've been hearing different stories.

 

I am looking for one too, though different colors, try calling my dealer. I think they called me on the color combos you are looking for. Alger, ask for Francis or Rick, at 610-527-1100, tell them I sent you.

 

RBK - PM Sent

 

Lots of reasons for saying goodbye to the 430, but my # 1 reason is just no time to drive it. These cars should be driven in my opinion, not just looked at.

 

Why don't you guys who are looking just order one?

True, you'll have to pay a bit more, but you'll get *exactly* what you want. You're at a lousy point in the depreciation curve, anyway-- whether you buy used or new, you're still looking at losing $100k+ in depreciation. For that much money, might as well have exactly what you want!

 

I have an '06 285 mile car......285MSRP that can be bought for $260K. Its Silverstone/natural

 

true....

ordering one will certainly get exactly what one wants...the only problem is with getting an allocation for an order. i had a deposit down at FerrariSiliconValley, and was first in line when they were to get an allocation to order one. after months and months of waiting to just ORDER the car, i decided that i'd rather have a "real" one i could drive with a few comprimises on details and colors, rather than a "virtual" one that might come within 18 months...

so i bought a used one. i could not be happier. the dealership still hasn't gotten an allocation to order even one 612 this year. with 599 production, as you know, it significantly slowed 612s makin' it through.

i believe in Karma - don't force it - your car will find you....

the 612 is an amazing car...it just grows on you more and more...and an interesting note: even though the car is quite big, as you become familiar with it, it sort of "shrinks" in feel, if you know what i mean. wow.

ciao

john

 

If you can find a used one which is exactly what you want, then get it. From this thread, it didn't sound like you were able to find one, but maybe that's a misperception on my part.

My point was that either way, you're going to take a big hit in depreciation. Once you get to that point, you might consider if there is value to you in getting EXACTLY what you want.

Buying a 612, used or new, is not a good decision from a financial point of view. That's the way it is, you have to accept that. So I wouldn't worry too much about "savings."

 

I would suggest you consider a higher mileage car if you're trying to make a financially astute decision. A car that has 8,000 - 10,000 miles on it isn't mechanically or cosmetically very different from a car that has 800 miles on it, yet it will be much cheaper and give you the opportunity to let the original owner own more of the depreciation. I'd think you'd be able to get a car in the 195-210 range if you're willing to consider that. I think you're doing yourself a disservice by not considering cars that have been taken out of the garage more than once a month....

 

i agree with this last point:

i bought the "famous" 612 w/43k miles...

she's in perfect shape, drives like a dream, and any "demons" that were to be revealed already have been, for the most part barring some horrible event...

this engine, this car, was meant to "tour". if properly pampered, no reason this couldn't be a car i live with for another 100k miles!

that's how i got "in" - i got her for 172k - that's a lot of money, but not for a 612...