Why starting to see relative many 458's for sale used?

I WANT TO HAVE SEX WITH YOUR 458...

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The lowest priced Ferrari 458 in england is £171,995 with 10 miles on... There was one that was 165k but like 20k miles i think... but then there is another 458 with 200 miles on that costs £209,950...

weird, the lowest price thats a really good price, l think the retail price is £170k, but i dont own one and most have POA so I just take it off another website...

but i think its because demand, could be because the aventador is now out, maybe they want to sell the 458 so they can go buy that car, it's a lot of peoples favourite car now, and they could probably still sell the 458 for more than they brought it for, even if they jumped the waiting list, there's quite a handful of 458's roaming around london now, its not that rare to see anymore (therefore demand goes down), go for a walk around sloan street or kensington and your gonna see a arab drive past his 458 with money flying out the windows he's driving so fast to show off lol (dont blame him)... i even saw 3 458's when i was in cape town... 1 was parked about 100 meters away from a township (bate so bate lol), another was showing off around camps bay and another was parked on a main road in sea point...
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Mine is still a virgin so hands off!

 

Be very careful how you view UK prices,the cheap cars are LHD early cars to attract small premiums before RHD were avaliable,and the really cheap ones are VAT exempt,for shipping abroad or a company fiddle ,if you were to buy one for personal use you have to add 20%vat to the price,all the 458 for sale in the uk are £200k plus with a few miles on.so they are still above sticker,unless its been a bad accident and is a cat D car,but im not sure if that has happened yet

 

Are you sure you add on VAT for private sellers? Might be the case for Company Sellers though.

I will get what I desire lol

 

It depends on when the person took delivery of the car. What he's saying is, is if someone took delivery of their car in 2009 (when did the first customer receive their car anyway - world wide, not just U.S??), the warranty will expire 36 months later, which will be in 2012.

It's not like the person can't pick up the 4th and 5th year warranty. It's not a big deal.

 

Being a private owner there is no round not paying the VAT that i know of,if any of the UK
posters can advise me,i might split the difference with them