Getting Records

It may depend on the dealership, of course. However, I would recommend calling the dealer who serviced the car and ask them for the records with the previous owner's name & address blanked out. I did this with my car and Algar kindly faxed me the records.

 

The dealer may verify if certain repairs have been done, but they probably will not give you copies of the records

 

Well if I'm buying a Ferrari they sure as hell better give me copies of the records. How else will you know you're getting a proper-serviced car?

A dealer's word isn't worth much.

 

The records would belong to the dealer or independant that did the work. They would also belong to the previous owner. So maybe you would ask nicely and see if either would give you copies. Many of us with older cars are actually willing to pay for the old records. And when vintage items like old service records come up on Ebay people are all over them.

 

Ferrari of CF would not give me any records of the car I recently purchased without the permission of the previous car owner.

 

IF ITS IN BALA CYNWYD PA RUN FAR FAR AWAY. I DUMPED $1000 FLYING UP THERE AND DOING A PPI, IF THATS THE ONE SHOOT ME A PM, I'LL GIVE YOU ALL THE DETAILS. IN GENERAL FROM MY SEARCHES.. IF THEY COULD GET THE RECORDS THEY WOULD HAVE THEM ALREADY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IF I HAD A $ FOR EVERY PERSON WHO SAID "ILL HAVE THE RECORDS SOON THE OWNER ID BRINGING THEM BUY" I'D BE RICH AS H****

 

The selling dealer here is not a Ferrari Dealer if I read the post correctly. I really do not see why they make such a big deal out of it. They can print the record showing vin and delete the previous owners info.

 

a lot of the F dealers I've spoken to purge their systems after about 5 yrs. They say its the owner job to hang onto the paper.. may not be true everywhere but I've had at least 3 F dealer tell me this