What's wrong with this 348?

Fake!
It's not a European version: look at the extra reflectors on the sides!
Happens all the time, i wonder why people do those things! For getting the prices down? Then they better 'ask' reasonable prices IMHO!
Here's a very cheap 430 BTW:
http://www.autoscout24.be/nl-be/detail.asp?ts=6467431&id=54465368

The opposite also happens i'm affraid! People who want to sell their Ferrari and put up another fake car, same model, same spec, BUT higher price!!!

Not very fair but it happens!!

So Alex, it's very busy at work i suppose??

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think thats bad have you seen angelis's car in the uk forum
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Steve has been joking around! Don't take anything serious though!
These days you can get banned for nothing!!! Right Steve?

 

Those guys put these cars on the internet really cheap. If you call them they will tell you that you have to transfer money (4000 euro) to reserve the car because already many people have called for the car. After you have transferred the money you never hear from them again.

 

How many times have you transferred 4000 Euro for such car Ton?
Or how do you know that???? hehehehe.....

 

348 replica mate

 

tell me about it frightened to breathe these days

 

angleis has a butler though to clean his car

see pic
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That's right.

They give you a wrong adress and there is no chance to catch them on the telephone. They do this since a few mounth. Fist with a white 308 GTS and now with this 348. If you ask for a serial number they give you a number of an real existing car.

Send them an email and ask about the car. After the replay you can post it here.

What can we do against this felons?

 

I am happy that this has never happened to me. But I know some other people who have encountered this. It is not only Ferrari. They also do it with BMW's, Audi's, etc, etc.

 

I think you'e got to be extremely daft to bid for a Ferrari (or any other expensive car) on e-bay.

If I ever did find an interesting car on e-bay, I would contact the owner by e-mail, arrange a viewing of the car, and pay him directly upon exchanging the ownership documents. No way would I pay up front to a complete stranger on the internet, without even knowing if the car exists! Excuse me but if some people are so dumb, then it's fair enough that some crooks will take advantage of them!