If you hit 12 months before 3000 miles, you might drive a Ferrari... If your dealership charges you $350 for the oil change and you feel happy about it, you might drive a Ferrari... Others? Gene
When you have the cell phone number of your mechanic AND the phone number of a towing company in your speed dial, you might own a Ferrari
perfect tillman!!!!!!!!!! I have 3 dealers, Ricambi, tow services, etc in my phone--hopefully won't need them for the 355..
if you can appreciate the finest things in life... you might drive a ferrari if you enjoy the symphony of valves, pistons and exhaust... you might drive a ferrari if you feel like you're wearing your car instead of sitting in it... you might drive a ferrari
If you would rather sit in the garage with your car, instead of on the sofa with your wife. You might drive a Ferrari.
If you can open the front hood latch on a 360 or 430 in less than 3 minutes of poking and feeling around for a clue, you might drive a Ferrari. If you can get the a/c to turn on or off correctly by pressing only once on that "off" button on the dash, you might drive a Ferrari.
If your idea of car audio involves rpm's instead of watts, you might be a redhead (not redneck). If you wear horses on your clothing, and it's not Polo, you might be a redhead. If you smile when someone says the "F" word, you might be a redhead. Got plenty of them. Had the idea to put them on a t-shirt.
You're all missing the obvious one here, but I'm not going to be the one to say it... Of course, doesn't apply to me anyways.
When you'd rather spend the afternoon polishing your car than driving it , you might be a Ferrari owner.
Dunno, kinda see his point given some of the owners i have interacted with. --------------------------------- You might be a Fcar owners if: $250 for a single distributor cap seems reasonable (and you need 2) Spark plug wires cost $250 for a set of 8 Engine gaskets are well over 10x the cost of what they should be You never track your car, but you drive like a idiot on public roads thinking it is so cool you raced a Honda and won A 30k tune-up on your daily driver is $700, but on the car you rarely drive only on weekends and maybe do 2k miles a year, when the weather is good, is $5,000. You dare not park your car, for fear that a bird might poop on it or worse still, it gets fingerprints on it. And lastly, you might drive a Ferrari if there is at least one part on the car that is unfixable, and will remain that way indefinitely.