Sold 2015 California T - 5500 mi - TDF blue / beige

Beautiful car, just needs a little more carbon fiber lol. I'm annoyed with sticky buttons on my '15 as well, what avenue did you choose to correct the issue?

 

I ordered this car as the original owner from the atelier in Marenello. I have a digital copy of the sticker if interested. MSRP was $230,739. Great car! Photo of the kids seated in the back is still my wife's phone background. Thinking of buying it back...

 

Now that's one beautiful car! I just don't understand why the sticky button/switch problem still exists in the year 2022? I mean, at this price point you would think that this would simply not be an issue. Any way, good luck with the sale of this fantastic auto!

 

Just like mine!, Awesome color combination! Someone's gonna love this.

 

Beautiful car. Price is just out of what I am looking for. GLWS

 

very interested if this is still available, what is the best way to get in contact with you?

 

Wow. Very cool. Love tdf. I don't mean to sound like a stinker... And I'm genuinely curious... But what made this an alteir build? Everything is pretty "standard spec" vs "out of range" etc...

 

Scam Report and Investigation:

A scammer account not associated with @Arsnlrob or this sale sent a private message to a potential buyer including an e-mail address that was tied to a known scammer account. Although these accounts are permanently banned and we attempted to purge their private messages from our system, some were read before the purge and followed up on. Another few dozen aliases identified as associated with this scammer were permanently banned by me within the last hour or so.

When you receive a private message with an instruction to open negotiations via a provided e-mail address, it's a good idea to make sure that the sender of that private message was in fact the person who posted the advert and not a third party trying to insert themselves in between you to run a scam. Even after that, due diligence such as the type that this buyer employed to smartly identify the fraud, is required to make sure you don't become a victim. If you're being told to mail cash, pay in Bitcoin, or send deposits in those ways, you should consider it a red flag. If someone is purporting to be a Ferrari dealership, check that dealership's website and call the purported salesman on the dealership's switchboard to confirm. If something looks suspicious, report it to the moderators.

We now return you to the sale thread, which hopefully will have no further hiccups of this sort. I'm removing the earlier quotes to prevent confusion about this seller but preserving them in this post as a record.

All the best,
Andrew.