16m Scuderia White on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:4.3 Litre
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ferrari
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: 430
Trim: 2-door Spider
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Convertible
Mileage: 11,445
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Sub Model: 16M
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Windows
Exterior Color: White
Bianco Avus over black interior with white stitching. Factory black stripe Livery with yellow brake calipers. Carbon fiber side rocker panels. Absolutely stunning condition with entire car covered in venture shield protection, including the windshield. Car is in flawless mechanical condition with recent 2 yr service completed by Ferrari dealer on May 24th. Absolutely no wheel rash, no dents, no accidents. Factory 16 GB iPod. Car has been excellently maintained and it shows! Brand new tires, Bridgestone RE11's with less than 100 miles, this car is ready to be driven. Included is Classiche Certification ($7,500 value), all books, both keys, records, and car cover. 1 of only 499 produced in the world.
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Thu, Oct 22 2015The ten-year-old Penske Ferrari Maserati dealership located inside the Wynn resort in Las Vegas, where non-Ferrari owners had to pay $10 to walk among the cars, is closed. Word is that the Ferrari franchise is moving to Towbin Motorcars, which you'll know for being the home of the former "King of Cars," and more recently where Floyd "Money" Mayweather has bought 100 cars, including three Bugatti Veyrons. According to Ferrari Chat almost the entire Penske-Wynn staff will make the move, including the highly regarded service department. This being Las Vegas there are, naturally, various theories about why the only Ferrari franchise in the state of Nevada is leaving one of the state's marquee locations. We got a tip a month ago from reader Johnny Autos that Ferrari pulled the franchise, and if there is any truth to that, rumors at Ferrari Chat suggest it part of the reason could have been Steve Wynn flipping his LaFerrari before the 18-month no-sale period had elapsed. Wynn supposedly sold his $1.5 million supercar to Naples Motorsports in Florida for $3.5 million, Naples is asking $5 million for it and using it for the elementary school run in the meantime. On the other hand, Vegas Tripping says Wynn is letting the dealership go in order to get ready for the Alon – another casino – to open across the street in three years. That story believes Wynn will build a pedestrian bridge and rearrange shops on the Wynn side so that customers enjoy the kind of grand entry he would want. And then there's the theory that Penske is getting out of the Ferrari dealership business to focus on commercial trucks. No matter where the truth is in all of this, what matters to you is that you won't be able to spend $10 to check out Ferraris on the strip anymore. Which means more money for the penny slots.
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