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Discussion in '456/550/575' started by mdavid18, Feb 22, 2008.

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  1. mdavid18

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    #1 mdavid18, Feb 22, 2008
    2004 575, nart blue, beige interior, dark dash, 8,000 miles, major and annual service recently done, tubi, gps appliance, fiorano control ecu but not full fhp, perfect condtion. thoughts on fair price and possible fair range to pay?
     
  2. dsd

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    #2 dsd, Feb 22, 2008
    I say $125 to $150 but that could be adjusted a lot.

    Is the interior Cuio or Crema? Personally, I don't care for Crema. Daytona, Sport, or stock seats? Leather Shelf? Extra Stitching? Carbon Fiber Interior? Any dash shrinkage? Lots of variables...

    FHP ECU without the rest is odd. As far as I know the ecu is a steering controller, not sure how that goes without the lowering (and springs) and the sway bars.

    Best,
    dsd
     
  3. mdavid18

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    #3 mdavid18, Feb 23, 2008
    interior couio, stock seats, does not have the leather shelf. paint perfect just had a recetn major belt service.
     
  4. GDRIII

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    #4 GDRIII, Feb 23, 2008
    I Think you are right about the steering ecu. I believe it to be less than a $1500.00 item in the total cost of $9000.00 to $11,000.00 for the installed upgrade, depending on by who and when the installaton was done. The suspension and brake changes made the real difference in the FHP. Not real sure of the exact figures, approx. just going from memory . It seems to be more of a "must have" as time goes on. $125k seems low (or to good to be true) for a "nice" (detailed history w/records) low mi. 04 with no issues and a recent major service worth about $6k. $150k or more would be more like it for a "good car.

    I also agree that heavily optioned cars with good color combinations will make a big difference.
     
  5. mdavid18

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    #5 mdavid18, Feb 24, 2008
    anyone have an opinion if it worth it to buy the ferrari one year warranty? and what is the correct price. dealer quote 3800-5800..
     

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