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  1. MarketingLegend

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    #1 MarketingLegend, Apr 10, 2017
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  2. ihavearedferrari

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    #2 ihavearedferrari, Apr 10, 2017
    Amazing!
     
  3. JSinNOLA

    JSinNOLA Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #3 JSinNOLA, Apr 10, 2017
    Major kudos to you!

    Now the real question...

    Just how many trees have been killed to compile a proper binder of records when you go to sell it? :eek:
     
  4. Alpintourer

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    #4 Alpintourer, Apr 10, 2017
    What have you experienced as unusual "wear" items over the long term?
    What have you replaced more than once? other than the usual, tires, brakes, rotors; clutch(es)?
    How's your driver side seat bolster?
    Any preventative tips to us lower mileage owners?
     
  5. Jdubbya

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    #5 Jdubbya, Apr 10, 2017
    My former 308 had about 106,000 on it when I sold it. My Cayenne which is 4 years newer than your 360 just turned 100,000 a couple weeks ago. :)

    Nice job on driving it. They do last, contrary to what some people believe.
     
  6. RonH

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    #6 RonH, Apr 10, 2017
    I would love to hear your experience. Is this simply a case of having a good car to start with and then having a good mechanic to maintain it? I have a 612 and i hope to be where you are one day but there is always the worry that it will eat you alive trying to get there.
     
  7. flat_plane_eddie

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    #7 flat_plane_eddie, Apr 10, 2017
    Wow impressive!
     
  8. MalcQV

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    #8 MalcQV, Apr 11, 2017
    Very impressive :)
     
  9. greyboxer

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  10. Alden

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    #10 Alden, Apr 11, 2017
    I have 140,000 on my F-150, so there. :)
    Alden
     
  11. joe1973

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    #11 joe1973, Apr 11, 2017
    ^ off track. But while at it I have a 270k mi MB300D. Drove it today to airport for my bus trip so not worried at all about its reliability!
    Well done to OP. I plan to drive my 355 wherever ! But not whenever - live in NE ��
     
  12. Texas Forever

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    #12 Texas Forever, Apr 11, 2017
    Fantastic! It is gratifying to see the Luca di Montezemolo pay off. Before him, no one would have dreamed of driving a Ferrari over 100k. Too bad, he's gone.

    Edit: I've said before the F360 will be Ferrari's 911. That is, the first modern Ferrari that can be driven instead of locked away in a garage.
     
  13. MarketingLegend

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    #13 MarketingLegend, Apr 11, 2017
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    I bought the car with 25k on it and change the oil regularly

    I have had two belts services 40k and the last at around 70k (I am getting another this month)

    I have had 3 other Ferraris a 348,355 and Testarossa (I did over 50k in each) I changed the belts every 30k normally without issue but I drove them all everyday which I think helps.

    Believe it or not it has the original clutch!

    At one point 2nd and 6th gear became very sticky but it was fixed when I had the belt service last time at little cost.

    Lots of tires and thats about it!

    Funny thing is other than the a/c or window lifts (twice) I have driven almost 300k in Ferraris and never had an serious issues. Not the case with my brand new Porsche Turbo, a horrible Aston Vanquish a disastrous Bentley or the Maserati Grand Truismo I have in the UK!

    F50 kudos, I'm gunning for you 175, 200k?

    Drive it like you stole it!
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  14. Lamborgotti_Fasterossa

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    #14 Lamborgotti_Fasterossa, Apr 11, 2017
    Nice !

    Ferrari's are supposed to be nightmares in terms of reliability. And Porsches are supposed to be bulletproof.

    Lol
     
  15. NEP

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  16. tikitiki

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    #16 tikitiki, Apr 11, 2017
    Thats awesome. I hope my 458 gets there some day.
     
  17. Zaius

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    #17 Zaius, Apr 11, 2017
    Very nice.

    Regularly driven and maintained cars tend to have less 'issues' over time vs those who are just sitting.
     
  18. roma1280

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    #18 roma1280, Apr 11, 2017
    Love it. People are telling me how high the mileage is on my 28,000 mile F12. When I tell people it runs better than new people don't believe it. I tell them the engine is barely broken in!
     
  19. southnc

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    #19 southnc, Apr 11, 2017
    This speaks highly of the 360 and it's reliability.

    The exterior and interior pictures also show you are taking very good care of the car - and it is obviously taking good care of you.
     
  20. Rifledriver

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    #20 Rifledriver, Apr 11, 2017
    I had a client that had more than that in 2007. Have not seen the car in a couple of years so who knows now.

    His first F1 clutch went about 70,000 miles. The second I replaced at about 55,000 only because a transmission input shaft seal went bad and soaked it.
     
  21. adci

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    #21 adci, Apr 11, 2017
    Mine has 971
     
  22. sidtx

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    #22 sidtx, Apr 11, 2017

    Ours only has 150K miles!!! Not quite "broken in" yet!


    sid
     
  23. ryalex

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    #23 ryalex, Apr 11, 2017
    Very cool.

    I put 10k miles in less than a year, but only about five hundred miles a month so far this year.
     
  24. vrsurgeon

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    #24 vrsurgeon, Apr 11, 2017
    ONly at 62k miles on mine.. I'll get there. :)
     
  25. furmano

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    #25 furmano, Apr 11, 2017
    Fantastic! Big time congrats!

    -F
     
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