95 mile LaFerrari just listed on BaT

Wow this will be quite telling to watch.

 

$899 document fee. What kind of bs is that?

 

I’m charging you just for replying to your post.

 

Sadly seems common in certain parts of the country. Never had seen this buying in NY where there is a TON of competition but it is very common in Colorado where I live now and apparently North Carolina where I purchased a land rover last year.

 

I was out after the third bid...

Fun to,watch. Love BAT


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I'm not sure if the same holds true in every state, but in NJ, if you charge a doc fee it MUST be tacked on to every sale. We cannot use it to bargain with or even drop it. I assume the law was drafted so a dealership could not discriminate and charge less desirable customers a FU fee, I suppose. I don't know a single dealership that doesn't charge a doc fee.

Erik

 

First check this morning and there is certainly some cash in the room. $2,450,000 at the moment and is hasn't been up for 24 hours yet. This will be interesting and could be a real wake up call to the auction houses and their ridiculous buyer and seller fees. BAT's fees are capped and really low.

 

If its anything like the one auctioned with Monterey it will hammer around 3 mill. That car had delivery miles on it as well.

 

Nice call FerrariF50lover

 

With 5 days left it will be interesting to watch how much over 3mm it goes.

 

211443 used to be in Hong Kong before it came to Naples/FL.

Marcel Massini

 

So it's federalized? Or is a US spec car that was sent to HK?

 

17-digit VIN will tell you.

Marcel Massini

 

Battery change already with less than 100 miles? Isn't the car supposed to be plugged in for long periods of storage? Just curious.

 

Bid sitting at $3M with 24 hours left...

 

Reserve not met at a bid of $3,125,000. Cheap advertising for the dealer and an effective stress test for Bring a Trailer's web site, but good for little else.

 

Yes sperry!

The sales are much better on the lower end spectrum e.g. F355:

Cheers!

Adam Gasper

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The latter.

 

probably because the asking price is known and in the market

 

looks like a case study on great advertising for the seller and BaT...............

 

An auction just for show, advertising dressed up as a sale in order to increase eyeballs and generate clicks... new boss, same as the old boss.

 

Great ROI on the $99 listing fee for the advertiser -- I mean seller!