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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by Ascend, May 9, 2021.

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  1. roma1280

    roma1280 F1 Rookie
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    #51 roma1280, May 18, 2021
    If it’s a Ferrari without question Ferrari Finance, the easiest, simplest, no fees financing ever. I have partially financed quite a few Ferraris (at the request of the dealer) and it’s so simple and there are literally no fees.
     
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  2. jordanfsl

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    #52 jordanfsl, May 20, 2021
    If you are in California, Adam over at Amazon for sure....
     
  3. Natkingcolebasket69

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    #53 Natkingcolebasket69, May 20, 2021
    PFS>PUTNAM>Amazon as far as rates— they all use signature financial to fund their deals


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  4. Ascend

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    #54 Ascend, May 20, 2021
    its very sad. As a young guy in early 30s, i worked hard in 20s thinking about driving these cars but inflation makes them out of my reach.
     
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  5. sokoloka

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    #55 sokoloka, May 20, 2021
    Early 30's here as well and same story. Every time I jump a step or two on the ladder - look up and the ceiling's moved higher.
     
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  6. Thecadster

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    #56 Thecadster, May 20, 2021
    Don’t give up. You are both very young. Time is on your side. Keep working your plan. I didn’t get my first Ferrari until I was 45. I happens slowly, then suddenly.
     
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  7. Ascend

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    #57 Ascend, May 20, 2021
    What do you guys recommend
    Thank you
     
  8. greyboxer

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    #58 greyboxer, May 21, 2021
    What did you buy in the end after all the soul-searching in your previous threads ? Did you end up with the 360CS ?

    Why not just enjoy whatever you bought and learn more about how to drive a fast car really fast before going so much further into debt!
     
  9. jordanfsl

    jordanfsl Formula Junior

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    #59 jordanfsl, May 21, 2021
    That is incorrect. I know personally of all 3 funding sources Amazon uses, and Signature is not one. Can't speak about who anyone else is using.
     
  10. Natkingcolebasket69

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    #60 Natkingcolebasket69, May 21, 2021
    No u are incorrect, sorry they use signature financial at least used to.how do I know? I leased with Amazon and their delightful owner me Perrin . They sure did in 2017-2018


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  11. jordanfsl

    jordanfsl Formula Junior

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    #61 jordanfsl, May 21, 2021
    Yup, all different now. And yeah, I've heard about JP.
     
  12. jscalia

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    #62 jscalia, May 25, 2021
    VA personal property taxes are horrific. Almost makes a Ferrari “kit” on a MG chassis seem like a good idea … Bueller, Bueller! And, then you get blamed for not paying “your fair share.”
     
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  13. Rosso328

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    #63 Rosso328, May 26, 2021
    A former employer was really pushing me hard to relocate to Virginia. I ran the numbers including adding a state income tax, personal property tax on all the cars, inflated home prices, higher consumer goods prices, and estimated that the move would cost me somewhere around $40K per year, if I recall.

    I asked were they willing to give me a cost of living adjustment if I moved? They laughed out loud and said no, of course not.

    Did I mention that they are a former employer?
     
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