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Discussion in 'California(Portofino)/Roma(Amalfi)' started by NHtoCA, Mar 13, 2019.

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  1. NHtoCA

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    #26 NHtoCA, Mar 17, 2019
    How many here bought from F Dealer vs Non?
     
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    #27 Dorin Candea, Mar 17, 2019
    I purchased from an independent dealer
     
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  3. tomc

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    #28 tomc, Mar 17, 2019
    For our first F-car purchase we wanted a certified car, so we limited ourselves to authorized Ferrari dealers. Miller Motorcars for purchase, Boardwalk Ferrari for service - couldn't be happier with either experience.

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  4. NHtoCA

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    #29 NHtoCA, Mar 17, 2019
    Glad to hear, Miller has a nice silver/tan certified, good miles and price, shipping prob $1,200-$2k to LA my Guess.

    If I still lived back east would certainly like to buy from either of those or Ferrari new England, great experience with Maserati side prior and on F side when I almost pulled trigger on first Fcar few years ago (I know I must be crazy, bought a V12 Aston instead for over 100k, live and learn (side note I did really enjoy that car, just not the additional depreciation haha!).

    While I could pay outright, I intend to finance a portion of whatever I end up getting, anyone have experience with either premier or putnam leases?

    One has a 2 yr prepayment penalty and I only keep cars about 1-2 years max. never leased prior but the idea of giving CA another $10k for no good reason just irks me, part of why I am staying under $125k, brings me pain to think of paying that to the state!
     
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