2012 Ferrari California 675 Mls Daytona's 20 Inch Wheels Vintage Edition Car! on 2040-cars
Largo, Florida, United States
Up for auction is a 2012 Ferrari California in Silverstone Grey/Cuoio (Tan). This car belonged to one of my relatives, they passed away 10 weeks ago and I am now selling off a number of cars that I had collected with him. I have been in the automobile business for over 20 years, and am 4th generation of my family in the business. I am selling this as a PRIVATE PARTY! You will be responsible for pick up/shipping, $2000.00 Deposit at the end of the auction and any and all taxes, fees, and expenses. I have clear title in hand! With all this said, let's get to the good part. This car is a 2012, with 675 miles on it, it has the 7 Year Maintenance Program good until 9/29/2018. The car was bought from Ferrari of Tampa Bay. The car has been serviced at Ferrari of Tampa Bay, it has had the 2yr Service completed. This car has a ton of extras, they are as follows: AFS System, Alcantara Interior Carpets (Charcoal #7452), Alluminium Brake Calipers, Cruise Control, Color Key Safety Belts (Cinture Gun Metal Grey), Central Tunnel In Leather, Armrest On Tunnel In Leather, Electric Seats, IPOD Connection, Scuderia Ferrari Shields, Diamond Stitching Front/Rear Seats, Magneride Dual Mode Suspension, In/Out Electric Mirror + Homelink, Parking Camera, Front/Rear Parking Sensors, 20" Diamond Finished Sport Wheels, Leather Headliner, Antenna SDARS, High Power HIFI System, Tire Pressure Sensors, Special Feature: Vintage Edition Car. Car External Color - Grigio Silverstone #740 Car Internal Color - Cuoio #4609 Car Carpet Color - Alcantara Charcoal #7452 Car has car cover, battery tender, and wind baffle. I have the service records, 2 keys, and all the books! Very cool car, it has lived it's life garage kept! I have the car here in St. Pete FL. I can be reached at 727-365-9626. (Scott) |
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