Wanted Portofino M

Looking for a Porto M.

Am familiar with every car currently listed on every site, and have alerts set up - looking for off market or someone considering selling who would like an easy and smooth transaction.

Strong exterior preference to interesting colors - not likely interested in Rosa Corsa, Giallo, or Nero unless something else about the build is exceptional.

Of the default factory colors, slight preference would be to grigio alloy, any of the non-TDF blues (am looking to have a different hue than what’s in the garage), or another Verde British. But real preference would be for double or triple layer, or something not on the original configurator


Strong Pluses:
- interesting interiors
- high spec builds

not scared of miles as long as the price is appropriate. The build is more important.

thanks!

 

Check out the Grigio Alloy at Ferrari Tampa. I’ve been looking for an M as well.
I’m not a fan of Grigio Alloy but it had a fancy interior. If it was Grigio T or straight silver I would have bought it.

 

couple updates:

1) strong preference to a M, but would consider a standard Porto with a spectacular specification.

2) really strong preference to the cooled seats. A Florida must.

 

still on the hunt. open to any color, but Rosa Corsa and Giallo at the bottom of the list unless the build is just spectacular. Nero is fine (i'll wrap it).

Ventilated seats the only really really strong preference.

Wire ready if anyone has an off market car and you want to consider a move - easy transaction etc. also willing to work a trade in through any ferrari dealer if you prefer.

 

Are you a dealer or broker?

 

No sir! Just an individual enthusiast, trying to buy a car for my self!

 

I agree with your need for ventilated seats, the only option of note that's missing on my Portofino. Good luck with your search!

 

Genuinely curious, have you tried the ventilated seats on a Porto? I had them on my Cali T and in typical Ferrari fashion they were so half ass designed they were borderline useless. Are they better on newer models?