2011 Ferrari 458 on 2040-cars
Old Lyme, Connecticut, United States
Just email me at: manamddesroberts@clubmorgan.com .
2011 Ferrari 458 Italia in pristine condition. Corsa Red exterior with Diamond Stitching seat (black and cream).
This is the last of the naturally aspirated Ferrari V-8 engines as the head of Ferrari engine development has
stated that all future Ferrari V-8 engines will be turbocharged.
Car is in impeccable condition and has been meticulously maintained by a long-time Ferrari owner and car fanatic.
No accidents, scratches, door dings, etc. Service records and car are available for any inspections. Car is no
longer under warranty, is being sold "as is, along with all keys and books. Buyer is responsible for any
transportation costs.
This amazing car is heavily optioned, including:
*AFS System
*Brake Calipers Yellow
*Dual Color Leather leather Int Trim
*Electrically operated Seats
*Ferrari Ipod
*Car Fib Steering Wheels + Leds
*Scuderia Ferrari Shields
*Diamond Stitching seats
*Radionavi System + Bluetooth
*Parking Camera
*Front and rear parking sensors
*Plus much more such leather headliner with diamond stitching etc.
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