2013 FF at Ferrari of Austin

Yes, doesn't look like there are any options on it. However, it's a nice color combo of G Silverstone with cuoio. That's mileage is nothing. Is it CPO?

 

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I paid 175 for my 2015 6 months ago which had a new sticker of 335. However, it was still under warranty with 9000 miles.
It was off lease with 1 key and I insisted on a second key which took 2 weeks and over $1,000.
Definitely get the warranty. I did the new car 2 year full warranty extension.

 

At least it has the forged wheels. That is the only option that truly enhances the driving dynamics. That means it will drive as well as any other FF! Hey, it has the color combo of what I was looking for. If I don't already have a FF, I'll definitely check it out. Then I'll be driving down there to trade in and returning with it!...It's a little far but still reasonable distance from where I am.

 

Walk. Many out there less miles better options and more on the market daily. Look at the preowned website or stalk your favorite dealers. That one wouldn’t get my attention at all if they wouldn’t move. Try dealers now in snow and cold. They’ll move because despite these cars utility, most sit in cold weather. At that price/miles I expect warranty to be included as necessary for sale.


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Check for sale individuals. There’s a better version for sale starting lower-same colors. In NJ.

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Let the dealer sit for 5 months with it.

 

I've got a similar FF (Color combo) right here in your backyard (NJ). Lower priced than the car you are looking at.

https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/2012-ferrari-ff.587947/page-2#post-146331055

 

Indeed, I also wouldn't move if the dealership is not motivated to move it. Let them sit on it for months, while I check for offerings at other parts of the country.

 

I think most used cars at $150k+ aren't sold all that quickly. But I've seen lots of FFs sold recently. They may sit like most cars, but good ones with popular colors and options probably move at realistic prices. Most Ferrari dealers price their cars higher than the market. And you pay for the possibility of the extended warranty.

 

Maybe the silvers/greys/blues were sold quickly?

 

I dunno about originally sold, but the vast majority of FFs hitting the used market are Black/White with a good chunk of grey too. Just seems to be following the general trend for cars really. I don't think it really effects selling time much. If a car is priced right it will sell quickly if not, it will sit.

 

Yes, I believe it can qualify for a 1 year extended warranty, but there are no guarantees unless it's inspected beforehand. I think it's $6500 per year. And thereafter, you must have it inspected yearly and pay each year. Lots of whites and blacks as you say. FF is mainly a neutral color car.

 

Regarding the warranty: call a dealer with the VIN before you purchase. I bought my FF while a few months from the end of the warranty from a non Ferrari dealer and called my nearest dealer with the VIN before finalizing the purchase. The dealer ran the history on the car and although they will not share much with you, if there is an obvious problem that would prevent a warranty extension they will tell you that.

I purchased two years of new car extension for about 12k. You have to get the car to the dealer before the warranty expires if you buy it outside the Ferrari dealer network. It's not possible to buy the car from an independent and then extend the warranty after the initial 3 years has expired.