No they won’t. If you are in the market for a Ferrari you start to research them. Unless you are fabulously wealthy, you will put thought into this large investment and go drive a bunch. You won’t just buy one because it is “cheap”. I went and drove multiple 308 and 328s and I saw the difference in the cars that…

They don’t become reliable but they become exponentially LESS reliable without regular service. People will literally not touch them without a service record for the very reasons you see presented in this article. This f355 is not a lemon, this is how they are. They are built to incredibly tight tolerances and will…

Yeah but thats not the way it is. People looking for a used Ferrari will literally not buy one without service records - and often COMPLETE service records from purchase to today because the cars are literally that finicky. I am not going to say they aren’t good cars but they are not normal road cars. They are…

Respectfully, I think you’re out of your mind regarding horsepower. Classic sports cars aren’t about speed they are about the feel and experience of driving. Not how fast you get from point A to point B but rather how much you enjoyed the space between.

Or maybe its just humility and the weight of responsibility falling onto a man’s shoulders. Why do you have to continue this pointlessly divisive behavior?

Didn’t some media company recently get sued out of effective existence by publishing things they’re not supposed to? I remember hearing something about that. Someone should ask their advice - and then do the exact opposite.

How about the grandaddy? The space-fellatio on the Scramble arcade game’s monitor bezel?