WYNN'S LAS VEGAS

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yep high fi sounds option... it was on the 360's too

 

I went there back in March while out there for my wedding. My father in law and I went there with my daughter while the girls gambled. I really wanted to buy a Ferrari polo or even a T-shirt... what a joke!. Now I am a big guy at 6'5 260lbs but I look 230 (just really big boned..lol) I tried on not a XL which ALL of my clothes are, the 2XL shirts might as well been a MEDIUM. I felt like a fat man in a little coat!...ended up buying nothing. Later that night my bride to be and I went to Ceasars, I sucked it up and forked over the $20.00 for a pic with my little girl and I. I gotta say I fit like a glove in that 360 Spider! I have the pic at work, I have some car guys in my dept who got a kick out of it.

 

When I was at Penske / Wynn, there was an FXX there. Owned by Roger Penske. I have a phone camera picture of it but don't know how to download it.

Tony, the salesman, told me that the black 599 was used in the movie "Redline" then put in the showroom.

 

Lucky you! I thought the WYNN refused pictures of the cars.

 

Unfortunately almost all the official Ferrari clothing fits a lot smaller then the size stated. I bought a red Challenege Stradale t-shirt at the Wynn Ferrari store last year. The stated size on it is XL, but it fits like a small on me...and Im not a very big guy at all.

I'll be in Vegas at the end of this month. I'll post up what Wynn had at the time I was there.

PS-they dont allow pictures...but sometimes you just have to be quick

 

i was there about a year ago and when i went through it was a very small showroom with maybe 5 or 6 cars in it. I remember seeing pictures of a much larger showroom, do they have some of it blocked off?

 

430 Spyders selling for $349,000 ???

They're selling for $320,000 here in Canada, in CD dollars!

 

The real tour is the lower garage. There is about 20-30 other Ferrari's down below. Also the service department is right next door.

 

i thought so, im guessing you have to be a serious buyer to get down there

 

I had a great experience my 2nd and 3rd trip to the Wynn dealer. They really are clown shoes to think they are the busiest dealer in the world though. Pure arrogance.

 

I wil see if my tech guy at work can download it. I took our my phone and snapped and Tony didn't stop me. Becasue he knew I owned a Ferrari and because I set up the appointment, I didn't have to wear the lariat around my neck--either one (owner, customer).

Later however, a guy tried to get a photo with a camera in front of a 430 and the counter girl stopped them.

Like I said, maybe will be able to download tomorrow.

 

All the cars there are overpriced, but I had a fun time visiting and seeing some Ferraris up close. I wish photos were allowed but oh well. The window into the maintenance area is cool too

 

Heh a summary of the entire place. Charging to enter the showroom is insane. I've only heard of bad experiences there and reading their webpage is a nauseating. Their prices are equally out of touch with reality.

 

Yes.

She's a little girl and doesn't know anything about the cars, that's why nobody asked her.

Oh.. you meant about the speakers!? I will guess that there are options for different stereo upgrades.

 

No you dont. Its down below and they take you down there if you want. Its actually quite amazing when you walk into the showroom below and see 2 rows of 50+ exotic cars lined up. You can see a short clip of the Wynn showroom below in this "Redline" movie trailer. I took a snapshot from the video for you....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWECrXlITwA
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i need to go down next time im in vegas then

 

I had a BLAST when i went. HATED being charged to get in and not being able to keep the badge. My favorite part was going downstairs and looking into the shop and walking thru the showroom. Seems like people dont realize its all down there. If you have the means I HIGHLEY RECCOMEND.

 

I still believe they should have put the ONLY Ferrari dealer in Las Vegas somewhere off the strip. It is entirely too inconvenient for the local buyers. I am totally understanding for the people who work there if they are described as desensitized or obtuse to most. Being a local, I would like to give my business to the local dealer, but I just can't stand going down to the strip. So if I am in the market for a new Ferrari, I will most likely go somewhere else out of town.

 

Couple pics (on lower level) from our trip a few months back earlier this yr.

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It is surprisingly easy to get into the showroom for free, even if you don't own a Fcar. Wear nice-ish clothes and show them a picture of an F430 on your phone. I got an "owners" badge and was able to walk around everywhere. And, I was only 16 at the time.

 

+1 on the clothing sizes. I have an XL polo that Ferrari sent me several years ago that is like a small and I usually can wear a medium. Even the clothes I bought in Maranello are sized that way. I won't buy anything without first being able to see how it is sized.