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zagatoes30

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Too red for me, I like the seats and the trim but when they carry it through to steering wheel, column etc. it's just too much. If those items and the carpet were black it would soften it just enough for me.
 
midlifecrisis

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It's the carpets that I object too...

I think i was affected by a friends 1980 Opel Senator that was gold (J.R.G. no less!) with a RED! interior, the leather isn't too bad...
 
Felonious Crud

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The colour of the red is lovely. Very tasteful. As per other comments, it's the sheer quantity of the colour that is off-putting, for me at least.

Also, the red of the calipers and the red of the insides doesn't match. Collars and cuffs, and all that.
 
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I love the red. Have red in the silver Brera, and had red in the old Black GTV. It's the white I couldn't live with.
 
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midlifecrisis

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outrun said:
That's a bit too "Dubai" for me. How about this?

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201804175634177?onesearchad=Used&onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=New&price-from=100000&make=FERRARI&radius=1500&advertising-location=at_cars&postcode=yo433ge&sort=price-asc&model=FF&page=1
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Love them.
The Mrs and I would love an FF, anyone prepared to buy me one...I'll send you a cuddly toy and a monthly update of its progress, every year you'll receive a Christmas and Birthday card, I'll even send your Mrs a birthday and anniversary present so you don't have to worry about two things in life...Can't say fairer than that.
 
MrPea

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FF1078 said:
I've been looking for a red car with dark tan interior
I don't usually do red interiors but this one being white with Bordeux interior really works in my eyes.
Stunning infact!
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I rather like that too.

midlifecrisis said:
Love them.
I'll send you a cuddly toy and a monthly update of its progress, every year you'll receive a Christmas and Birthday card, I'll even send your Mrs a birthday and anniversary present so you don't have to worry about two things in life...Can't say fairer than that.
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For some people, that offer sounds like a lifesaver and could well be worth the money. Unfortunately for you, Martin, I'm single, so the value for money bit isn't any good to me.
 
midlifecrisis

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MrPea said:
I rather like that too.


For some people, that offer sounds like a lifesaver and could well be worth the money. Unfortunately for you, Martin, I'm single, so the value for money bit isn't any good to me.
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Mrs MLC has a sister...
 
GeoffCapes

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White Cali T's. No, just no, regardless of what colour the interior is.

The FF on the other hand....
 
MrPea

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midlifecrisis said:
Mrs MLC has a sister...
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Well, if I were interested... if Ira remembers stuff for her already then it's sorted anyway. If Ira forgets, then her sister is already used to it and family members are still alive so that suggests other future family members can also get away with it.
 
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FF1078 said:
I've been looking for a red car with dark tan interior
I don't usually do red interiors but this one being white with Bordeux interior really works in my eyes.
Stunning infact!

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201812153285984?radius=1501&advertising-location=at_cars&price-from=100000&sort=sponsored&make=FERRARI&onesearchad=New&onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=Used&postcode=yo433ge&model=CALIFORNIA&page=1
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The ferrari buyer is a small pool of people. Red seats, trims and wheel is an even smaller pool, and white exterior too...
it might take a while to shift the car when you sell it, and potentially costing you in dep’n more than a more commercial color.
As said above, use this to negotiate hard if you are set on it, as the next buyer of that car will do the same.... minimise your loss that way.
Alternatively, wait to get what you had your heart set on originally... we are entering a buyers market, you will drive the transaction if you are patient enough
 
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