IS this the cheapest US 360 you've seen yet

The pictures don't really let you get a good idea on the paint. I was just looking at this and I'd bet there could be some swirl marks/scratches/scrapes in the paint that wouldn't be seen due to the poor lighting they used.

There's also no mention of any services being done on it. All they say is "Books/Records: You may contact your local Ferrari dealer to possibly obtain any relevant records (using the VIN)." Granted, I'm new to this, but that just seems like a red flag there. I'd definitely insist on an inspection and, just in my pessimistic mind, would have to figure there'd be some $$$ things t fix from that inspection. If it were a well maintained car though, that price does seem very tempting.

 

so do you rent and drive Dallas - Vegas or do you mean you go to Vegas and rent while there?

 

In addition to the high miles, since there is no mentining of major servicing done, I speculate it needs it (30k is a big one). When everything is said and done, your net could be around 108k to 112k (all depends on what's needed like clutch for ex). An ok deal but probably not a steal by any mean.

 

for another 10 to 15 grand you can have one with 10k or less miles and with current service.

 

Looking at the switches to the left of the steering wheel (4 not 3) I think this is a Euro import

Russell

 

Carfax looks good but with Ferraris being so mileage sensitive I think the car is $10k to much.

 

Agree. Typical mileage in F-world would be under 25K. Also, base model with no options doesn't help either.

 

I know the dealership. Friend used to work there. They are usually straight up people.

a week ago someone got in a wreck on the side of the dealership and the car went INTO the showroom. If I remember right the photos on the news did not show this car as being damaged.

I guarantee if you call on the phone you can get a better deal.