2011 - Ferrari 458 on 2040-cars
Norman, Oklahoma, United States

This 458 Italia Is Absolutely Amazing!! I Am The Second Owner. The Car Was On Consignment There And Was Sold From Ferrari Of Seattle To The Original Owner. The Car Has Had Zero Damage Or Paint Repair Work. It Has Been Under Warranty For Its Entire Life. It Is Serviced Several Times Per Year . It Get The Necessary Fluid And Other Necessary Services. I Purchased The Extended Full Factory Warranty On 03/15/2014 For Approximately 12,000.00. This Extended The Complete Factory Warranty Until March Of 2016, So The Owner Still Has Nearly 1.5 Years Of Complete Warranty With Nothing To Worry About. The Only Expense A New Owner Would Need To Worry About Would Be Oil/fluid Changes, Tire Changes And The Car Payment. Everything Else Is Under Warranty So You Have To Worry About Zero Expense Until March Of 2016. I Also Believe That The Warranty Is Extendable At That Time If The Owner Wants To Purchase The Warranty Again. The Car Has Been Absolutely Amazing For Me. It Has Never Been On A Race Track, It Is Simply A Weekend Fun Car For Me. This Car Has Not Been Worked On Or Serviced By Anyone Since It Has Been In My Possession. It Is Also My Understanding That The Previous And Original Owner Only Had Ferrari Of Seattle Work On The Car.
Ferrari 458 for Sale
2013 ferrari 458 italia. 872 miles!! $312,209.00 msrp!!!(US $269,800.00)
458 spider ferrari approved certified many carbon fiber options(US $339,000.00)
Navigation, f1 dual clutch trans, bluetooth, ipod, afs system, leather hl, carbo(US $225,000.00)
14 ferrari 458 spider 2k miles carbon fiber int navigation yellow calipers 13(US $325,000.00)
Red calipers carbon fiber led horse electric shields homelink sport exhaust wow!(US $269,900.00)
11 ferrari 458 cpe 5k miles carbon interio suspension lift navigation shields 12(US $235,000.00)
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