Planning to buy a Ferrari by 2022. Which one?

Non-production limited or non production-limited ?

If its a limited car then dream on both from a cost and a dealer-visibility point of view (as has been hinted in the previous threads to which you have contributed altho they seemed to suggest you were able to purchase immediately)

If its a standard car then put your name down and start saving for an 812 replacement (not exactly rear engined but still....)

 

If there's no Ferrari that meets your needs why would you want a Ferrari?

 

Well - knowing you have 3 years to plan, do research, search the dozens of potential sale sites to help determine what you might want. I would do the research first, come back with options you are thinking once you are a bit closer to the actual buying time.. And we can all sound off with potential answers.

The reason you will likely get a few more snarky answers, is that we get a lot of people that will say - "Hey I want to buy a ferrari in the next 10 years, what should I get". No different than if someone asks you "I want to buy a porsche, what should I get". You really don't know where to start.

 

16 m is pretty close.

then get in line for a pista aperta.

in the 12's, you might want to get a 550 barchetta, or a superamerica.

OR, you do what i would love to do someday, and that is chop the roof off a 599 or a 612.

like this for example:

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Owned any Richard Straman creations Ross ?

 

i have not. i think i have seen a couple, and they are pretty well done.

 

what Ferrari should I get ? that doesnt seem like question someone really wants Ferrari would ask I have loved Ferrari since im young boy and can tell you for every year what Ferrari I want or dont want

 

Maybe he's just normal, not like the rest of us,

 

458 special.

 

Well rumors are just that....rumors...2022 is impossible to predict

 

why would someone wait 3 years ? just go buy F40 you want to really know Ferrari thats what i buy if deep pockets forget about the rest lol
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i think today most who buy new Ferrari dont care about the mark or drive experience present company excluded my 328 is no trailer queen I drive it Ferrari in my blood

 

Hey Gowtham, welcome to the community.

Just curious, in a recent thread you said you have to wait 5 years for a GT3 RS, but are happy to do it because you'll get it at MSRP.

I always thought this was odd since I've never in my life heard of a 5 year wait in any brand for a specific car. Even the deposit my brother put down for roadster 2.0 is 2 years.

What did you do to get in front of the line? Asking because it would be great info for folks that are in a similar situation.

Be well.

 

Also, since you had to wait 5 years, I assume you got the 997.2.

How did you feel while waiting for 5 years that you had to forgo the 991.1 and 991.2?

To me it's like having to wait for you build of a Scud and see the Speciale and Pista go to your car buddies...that would be very frustrating for me, not sure how you put up with it?

 

8 years huh?

Good to know. Appreciate it.



I'll let my friends know that they should plan for 2027 to get their cars.

 

Awesome!! Really appreciate the info. What do you think of flame potential out of the exhausts? Does that matter in your list of requirements? The reason I ask is I've talked to folks where the frequency of flames out of the exhausts is very important.

 

Did you see Dr. Kita's 599?

 

Look mate I'm sure you're genuinely looking for info on upcoming models, but literally every car Ferrari has made in the last few decades meets your requirements. They all have more than 8 cylinders, are front- or mid-engined, and have one of your powertrain preferences, and with some tailor-made options the price will be right on what you're trying to spend.

Maybe sharing some of the reasons you're looking for a Ferrari in the first place, intended use, etc would further the discussion.