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Discussion in '288GTO/F40/F50/Enzo/LaFerrari/F80' started by 180 Out, Oct 22, 2014.

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  1. 180 Out

    180 Out Formula 3

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    #1 180 Out, Oct 22, 2014
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  2. MisterMaranello

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    #2 MisterMaranello, Oct 22, 2014
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  3. JasonSpidey

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  4. trmather

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    #4 trmather, Oct 23, 2014
    Since that collection went on the web several cars have been removed off the original website.

    I can't imagine they've actually sold though, I mean would anyone really trust them?

    Ferrari Collection, then appearing on ClassicDriver,etc under Furious Inc based in Czech Republic...very dodgy indeed.

    A shame too because it'd be nice to see the Cizeta, the Nazca and so on get bought by someone who'll actually care for them.
     
  5. SCEye

    SCEye F1 Rookie

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    #5 SCEye, Oct 28, 2014
    description taken off Wiki first paragraph. seller didn't even bother to remove the "[citation needed]"


    car is now 2.25mil. 12.5% increase in 6 days. this time listing is with VIN. wonder who really owns it.
     
  6. TOOLFAN

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    #6 TOOLFAN, Oct 29, 2014
    At least 2 different Enzo's are pictured. Who falls for this crap? Why would you list a euro spec Enzo in the Bay Area?
     
  7. Gmaccormack

    Gmaccormack Formula Junior

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    #7 Gmaccormack, Oct 29, 2014
    Because people who have $2.25mil to spend that go to craigslist are easy to fool? And most likely keep cash in luggage and do deals in mcdonalds parking lots.
     
  8. TOOLFAN

    TOOLFAN F1 Rookie
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    #8 TOOLFAN, Oct 29, 2014
    Thanks for clarifying!
    .....Also the Enzo has no auto-mode, except this one apparently.
     
  9. Peloton25

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    #9 Peloton25, Oct 29, 2014
    Someone - maybe the same person - posted a Craigslist ad for a McLaren F1 last week at $7.8M which is a few million shy of market value. Claimed the car had 78K miles. Used pictures of two different F1s - one taken in 2001 and the other 2005 - and one of the cars belongs to Ralph Lauren so certainly wouldn't be for sale under any circumstances.

    Anyway, I thought people knew not to believe everything they see on the internet but the F1 ad sparked a few blog posts/articles from the pretend journalists - clickbait basically.

    >8^)
    ER
     
  10. kandi

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    #10 kandi, Oct 29, 2014
    I can't imagine the people's pain to fill in a cheque for $1,999,999 instead of simply $2m. :-D:-D
     
  11. MisterMaranello

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    #11 MisterMaranello, Oct 29, 2014
    It's the same style as those who list 250 GTO's on mobile for €30M. Why do they even bother paying for the advert?
     
  12. Gmaccormack

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    #12 Gmaccormack, Oct 29, 2014
    Stupid people receive inheritance/trust funds all the time.
     

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