2010 Ferrari 458 on 2040-cars
Mack, Colorado, United States
For more details email me at: leeannacahillane@juno.com .
This is the nicest, cleanest, most well kept 2010 Ferrari 458 you will find. This Colorado car was purchased new
and has always been serviced at Ferrari of Denver. The larger 4 year service has just been completed within the
last month. All books and service records are included. This 458 is in excellent condition inside and out. The
black paint has been protected with 3M mask on the front bumper, front hood, mirrors, behind all 4 wheels, and
the entire lower side panel is protected. Any small flaw on this car is in the clear bra where it can easily be
removed to be like new once again. This 458 is nicely optioned with the following added options: AFS System,
Yellow brakes calipers for the Carbon brakes, Carbon fiber trim on dash, Carbon fiber center bridge, Kick sills in
carbon fiber, Dayton seats with black leather stripes, Suspension lift system, Ipod connection, Scuderia shields,
mirror with homelink, front and rear parking sensors, Chrome painted wheels, Yellow rev counter, full
electric seats, leather headliner and rear shelf, Hi power HIFI system, colored special stitching in black,
and tire pressure monitors. The one item this car will need in the future are tires. The current tires are at 20%
life remaining. This is your chance to own a very nice, well kept, all records, 2010 Ferrari 458 for under 200k.
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