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The ability to prove and the intent to prove are two different concepts. I can prove every word I’ve typed, but I have no intention of giving a piece of shit like you my personal information...so stop trolling. Someone obviously got their feelings hurt when they pulled up to the Ferrari dealer in their lowered…

You are the last person that I feel the need to prove anything to. You’re a troll. You’re on this thread and doing nothing more than pissing people off. How about going and hanging out at some place like Badoo.com or RateMyBody.com in the future...that’s more your speed.

Right...you’re the kind of douchebag who would call my boss and cry like a little bitch because someone hurt your feelings on the internet. How about doing us all a favor and just fucking off?

I’ll be happy to send you the number to the dealership that I work at...and I do a little more than sell overpriced t-shirts to tourists from Ohio...last month I delivered around $8M in new cars. Believe it or not, our techs use pretty basic tools when working on the cars. They don’t have special Ferrari tools that…

See there, you caught me.

I guess it’s a good thing that I work for Ferrari, and not Jalopnik.

You know what Porsche means in German? “Couldn’t afford the Ferrari.”

This is what is wrong with the Gumball...lowered, body kit, and wrapped in anime.

It’s the sat radio antenna. The guy obviously wrapped the roof.

You obviously know your Ferrari’s...which one do you own?

Salespeople are to an extent, left in the dark about what the bottom dollar is...and for good reason. A weak salesperson will go to bottom line on the first pencil, whereas a smart one will try to grasp some sort of a profit. Keep in mind, if everyone got their car “below invoice” how long do you think dealers would…

Quite true. There are just as many dumbass salespeople as there are dumbass customers.

Dealers do not like to negotiate electronically for one basic reason...customers take the effort a salesperson puts into the negotiation and then emails it out to every other dealer in the state. After all of the time the first salesperson spent to make the deal, his prices are sent out everywhere and whomever will…

Ferrari sells an accessory floor mat for each of their models, in carbon fiber of course. Prices range from $1400-1800 depending on the car.

1360hp? Awe, how cute! This Ford GT has almost twice that, and it’s street legal...’cause Texas.

Pretty sure there as many non-Lambo cars in the front 5 rows as there are Lambos.

At 27 I bought my first bike, a 1999 Yamaha R6. Probably over my head, but it definitely taught me restraint. 400lbs, 100hp, and darn near track ready...it was a handful.

This car is for sale AGAIN? Dude...put the pipe down.

If I am picking “the” daily driver, I’m going with the Ferrari F12.