Decoding window sticker lump sum

I think the dealer can print all the options on the car.

Post the sticker and some pictures of the car and you can tell which options are on the car. Don’t know a way to tell if it has premium sound, but I think you can physically see the rest of the options.

Example - Can see carbon, see magneride, seat options, sport exhaust, leather in dash, doors, rear seats. CarPlay rims, shields foot rests.

 

Lee...Like G2G said, your dealer can print it out for you. Also, you should be able to register your Cali on my.ferrari.com and have that info available to you...T

 

Gonna need to go to a dealer or my.ferrari.com to suss out the 31+K in "other options"
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Full Electric Seats are not listed but they were $7k, Hifi Stereo would be another $6k. If those are on the car then that would be almost half of it and the wheels are $6-7k depending if they are diamond polished or just painted. All three of those would add up to about $20k. Getting close now.

 

Now with a bunch of pictures of your car we could tell what options you have.

 

Yep. Also more carbon bits. Leather options on door and dash.

 

may be also special paint color ? on the sticker it says :Color : special ?
parking sensors and front or back camera or view pack ?
no Luggage set ?

 

Try asking the dealer for the build sheet. I think it has a list of the options.

 

Had the same question when I picked up my 2015 Cali T in March 2015. The window sticker included “other options” of $52k. My sales specialist said it was the special “pinstripes”. Haha. He provided the build sheet, which lists all the build items. However, there were no prices. We sort of reconstructed the price by matching price list info with the build detail. We got real close, but not exact. Same thing with my 488 spider I picked up in June 2017. I wonder if all have the same experience or whether I’m just not asking the right person. It seems amazing that the dealer cannot provide a detailed cost breakdown without ambiguity.

 

There might also be A build plaque which is found in the trunk. This is found in all current models. I’m not sure if 2015 cars had it