2013 Ferrari 458 Coupe on 2040-cars
Monroe, Indiana, United States
Feel free to email: franciscolowin@monemail.com .
I am selling my 2013 FERRARI 458 ITALIA COUPE. I am the original owner. Car haa always been babied and has never
seen rain, snow, smoke or track.
Yellow/Black
Original Owner
4,200 Miles
No Rain, Snow Or Track Time
Both Keys, Key Card, Car Covers & Books Included
Service Just Completed
New Battery
7 Years, Unlimited Miles Free Ferrari Service
Eligible for Ferrari Extended Power Warranty
TUBI Exhaust (Factory Exhaust Included)
Extremely Well Optioned Including:
AFS SYSTEM
RED BRAKE CALIPERS
EXTERIOR SILL KICK IN CARBON FIBER
CARBON FIBER RACING PACKAGE
SUSPENSION LIFTER
SPORT EXHAUST SYSTEM
‘SCUDERIA FERRARI’ SHIELDS
INN.ELECTROCR.MIRROR+HOMELINK
RADIONAVI SYSTEM + BLUETOOTH
INTERNAL USE CARBON FIBER DOOR PANELS
FRONT AND REAR PARKING SENSORS
YELLOW REV. COUNTER
LARGE CARBON FIBER RACING SEATS
SPECIAL FEATURES YELLOW STRIPS ON SEATS
SPECIAL STITCHING
PIRELLI TYRES
IPOD CONNECTION
ANTENNA SDARS
TYRES PRESSURE MONITORING
YELLOW STICHED HORSES ON HEADRESTS
FULL 3M BRA FROM DAY ONE
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