2004 Ferrari 360 Spider 6,150 Miles Perfect on 2040-cars
Eatontown, New Jersey, United States
You are looking at a 2004 Ferrari Spider with F1 transmission. Car has a little over 6,100 miles and is in perfect condition both inside and out. No sticky buttons or stretching on the leather like found on most 360's. Has all books, seat covers, car cover and factory trickle charger which is still in it's plastic seal. It is also wired with an after market battery charger. Seats are perfect with almost no wear what's so ever. Options include Red brake calipers, Hi Fi Audio with Sub woofer, Power Daytona seats, CD Changer and Challenge Grill. No paint work or accidents and has a clean car fax record. I am the second owner but car fax may show that I am the 3rd since the first owner leased it first. I purchased the car certified from Ferrari of Central NJ. I am a BMW guy at heart and traded my 2013 F10 M5 for this car. I love the car and had fun with it but it's time to get a new M6 now. There are no issues or stories with this car. First person that see's it will buy it! This is one of the cleanest 360's anywhere. It is located at the Jersey Shore off of exit 105 on the Garden State Parkeway. Contact me with any questions.
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Ferrari cuts Toronto lawyer a deal to replace his flooded California [w/video]
Thu, 05 Sep 2013A Ferrari might be the last vehicle you'd want to be driving when streets are submerged in water, but Toronto lawyer Howard Levitt was unfortunate enough to be behind the wheel of his $200,000+ Ferrari California when the tunnel he was driving through started to fill up. It was July, when parts of the Canadian city were flooded, but he was determined to make his flight to a court appearance the next day. So Levitt abandoned his metallic blue supercar in the middle of the street and took a cab to the airport, the National Post reports.
The car subsequently was totaled, and the insurance company covered the damage, so after completing his court assignment (and a column for the Financial Post that was due the same day), Levitt began to search for a replacement for his California - driving his 1994 Dodge Viper in the meantime. He decided on a 2014 California in the same metallic blue to replace his 2010 model. When he approached Ferrari to put in an order, the Italian marque was waiting for him, having heard of his mishap. The company offered him a "very generous" deal on a 2014 model; an undisclosed amount less than the after-options retail price of around $300,000.
The new Ferrari is expected to be delivered to Levitt in November, and we can only hope another flood doesn't catch him off guard. We're not so sure Ferrari would offer him another "very generous" deal. Feel free to watch the short video below, despite its rather static nature, which we included to precisely show the sad fate of Levitt's fallen California.
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That's what it has apparently set out to do with this LaFerrari prototype at Monza, where the Prancing Horse marque was spotted preparing the upcoming LaFerrari XX. In fact, testers ran the prototype so hard that they broke the car's right rear suspension. Which is bound to happen, we guess, when you try to find that extra bit of performance in a vehicle that's already one of the most capable ever devised, but only goes to show how much deeper Ferrari will have to dig to find that even sharper edge.
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F1 driver underestimates talent needed for wet-weather burnout
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Kamui Kobayashi, who made his F1 debut in 2009 driving for Toyota, has always been known as a bit of a wild card in the sport. He is notoriously difficult to pass, driving as he does with seemingly reckless abandon, and he's not afraid to get tangled up with the world's best drivers in the world's fastest race cars.
That brash attitude sometimes serves him well. Other times... well, not so much. See what happens with Kobayashi tries to show off in a Ferrari F1 car for fans on a wet track in Moscow in the twin videos below.