2011 Ferrari California 2dr Conv on 2040-cars
Mooresville, North Carolina, United States
I am always available by mail at: michelmggehling@veggies.org .
Exterior:
-Glass rear window
-Pwr heated exterior mirrors
-Rain & speed-sensitive intermittent windshield wipers
-Rear LED brakelights
-High-intensity projector beam headlights -inc: washers, delay-off, dusk sensor
-Pwr retractable aluminum hardtop
-Rear fog lamps
-Rear lip spoiler
Interior:
-12V front pwr outlets
-Aluminum shift knob
-Front console w/storage
-Front reading lights
-Instrumentation -inc: tachometer, current gear & speed, TFT display, tire pressure warning, outside temp, trip computer
-Pwr windows -inc: one-touch up/down
-Remote anti-theft alarm system
-Retained accessory pwr
-Aluminum dashboard trim
-Dual-zone climate control w/driver & passenger controls
-Front cupholders
-Illuminated entry
-Pwr tilt/telescoping steering wheel
-Rear defogger
-Remote pwr door locks
-Steering wheel-mounted Manettino drive-mode selector -inc: comfort, sport and track modes
Mechanical:
-4.3L DOHC DI 32-valve V8 engine
-Brembo ceramic disc brakes
-Front double-wishbone suspension
-Limited slip differential
-Rear wheel drive
-Variable timing for intake & exhaust
-Aluminum body & chassis
-Front & rear stabilizer bars
-Launch control
-Rear multi-link suspension
-Speed-sensitive pwr rack-&-pinion steering
Safety:
-4-wheel anti-lock brakes
-Dual front airbags
-Emergency interior trunk release
-Passenger airbag occupant sensing deactivation
-Child seat anchors
-Dual front side airbags
-F1-Trac traction & stability control system
Entertainment:
-Pre-wired for phone
-Steering wheel audio controls
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Driver, track worker survive horrific Ferrari 458 crash at Suzuka
Tue, 14 May 2013Two people are lucky to be alive after a brutal crash during a recent Ferrari 458 Challenge event in Japan. Driver Shigeru Terajima lost control of his machine on the Suzuka Circuit start/finish straight, left the course at nearly 200 miles per hour and struck the inside wall where a corner worker was standing and monitoring the race. The 458 immediately disintegrated, sending bits of carbon fiber bodywork, suspension components, wheels and tires scattering into the infield and across the race course. The passenger cell spun through the air before coming to a stop on its roof.
Miraculously, both Terajima and the corner worker survived the incident. While the driver was transported to a local hospital in serious condition, he's expected to make a full recovery. The track worker, meanwhile, saw the incident coming and dove out of harm's way at the last possible moment, saving him from the brunt of the impact. You can watch an observer's frightening footage of the Ferrari crash by scrolling below.
Race Recap: 2014 British F1 Grand Prix readjusts the balance of power
Mon, 07 Jul 2014Qualifying for the British Formula One Grand Prix was just as much a surprise for fans as it was for teams. Certain team weather radar displays didn't accurately pinpoint storm systems over the track, and in the case of at least two teams, the lack of data was compounded by poor decision making. That's how both Ferraris and both Williams got kicked out of qualifying in Q3 - the drivers already on track took advantage of a dry spell between rains, but Ferrari and Williams waited too long to get back out, and by the time they did it had started raining again.
Rain-induced bewilderment hit the front of the field as well. When all appeared resolved in Q3 but the clock hadn't yet run down to zero, drivers including Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo pulled into the pits thinking the day was done. However, a drying last sector of the Silverstone circuit meant the drivers still out could suddenly improve their times by four seconds in just that sector. When the bell tolled, those who fought to the last were those who lined up first: Nico Rosberg in the first Mercedes AMG Petronas, Sebastian Vettel in the first Infiniti Red Bull Racing, Jenson Button in the McLaren, Nico Hülkenberg in the first Force India and Kevin Magnussen in the second McLaren.
Hamilton had fallen all the way to sixth on the grid, a mortifying blow to his race and his championship challenge. He was followed by Sergio Perez in the second Force India, Ricciardo in the second Infiniti Red Bull Racing, Toro Rosso teammates Daniil Kvyat and Jean-Eric Vergne completing the top ten.
Second day of RM's Monterey auction continues the million dollar madness
Sun, 18 Aug 2013RM Auctions' two-day event during the Monterey car week is pretty much a matter of appetizer and main course. Friday night's appetizer saw a trio of multi-million-dollar Ferraris, along with a pre-war Mercedes-Benz and a Jaguar D-Type. You can read all about those beauties right here. But as we said in that post, the action would really happen on Saturday night. The prices listed below include RM's ten-percent commission fee, and, as you'll see, the auction house did pretty well for itself.
We've already told you about the $27.5 million winning bid for the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 NART Spyder, with all the profits headed to charity. While there were more seven-figure winners on night two, the overall prices weren't quit as high as we saw on Friday night. The Ferrari F50 (pictured above) shown during the car's Geneva debut back in the 1990s and with only 1,100 miles on the clock took $1,677,500 (on a $1.25 to $1.6 million estimate). Another winner was a 1935 Hispano-Suiza K6 Cabriolet, which brought in $2,255,000 on a $1.5 to $2 million estimate. A 1974 McLaren M16C Indianapolis, the race winner of the 1974 Indy 500, brought home $3.52 million, essentially doubling its expected price of $1.25 to $1.75 million.
The night wasn't a success for everybody, though. The 1928 Mercedes-Benz 680S Torpedo Roadster, which took Best In Show at the 2012 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance failed to reach its $10-million expectations, selling for $8.25 million. That's not peanuts by any stretch, but a car that only goes for about 80 percent of its expected price isn't something to be enthusiastic about. A 1960 Maserati Tipo 61 Birdcage, which was expected to go for $3 to $4 million only took in $2,090,000.