Ferrari of Silicon Valley boarded up !?

I sure hope the dealership isn't shutting down, I have a car on order!

Aren't we expecting "reaction" either way the election goes? I mean living in a age when the celebration of a college basketball championship can cause a problem, and there is a referendum on the most polarizing president in memory is climaxing tomorrow, business owners trying to protect their inventory is probably smart.

Based on approval polls, I basically expect 40% or 60% of the country to go insane either way, at least the outliers.

 

I'm a Canadian, so no dog in the race.

But are "Republican supporting" cities boarding up?

 

@BusterX, California is a pretty Blue State politically, particularly Silicon Valley.
You'd be better off asking someone in Boise or Kansas City, I have no knowledge.

 

Once the election is over and the money goes out of creating chaos, the streets will be quiet and everyone will just go about their business again.

I predict there will be NO post election violence to speak of. The sky isn't falling.

 

Simply precaution.

 

With little evidence...

SV

 

Just received a notice from Ferrari that ownership has changed for this dealer. Curious to know if Jason, who I really liked, will remain there and if other shakeups will affect MAG

 

I had heard a month or more ago it was being bought by IndiGo Group from Houston.

 

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Jason is still there!

SV

 

Who is the service manager now?

 

Sam Resnick.

SV

 

fwiw:

Go Ride Bikes is a great bike shop across the street!! For both sales and service. Pleasant and very knowledgeable staff. I was getting a tire repaired down the street and walked over to FM of SV to look at the pretty cars and it was closed. All good, crossed the street and bought a new bike! (I was actually on the hunt for bike.) Nice stuff, no snootiness, just two wheeled enthusiasts who knew their products.