Ferrari California T
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Amazing isn't it! Some serious metal being bought this week. This is the second Ferrari of the week on here.
@Rotty Many congrats on the Cali. Always like the design of it. I think it's most definitely a supercar and a very pretty and useable one at that. For me it's one of the better looking front engined Ferraris along with the 599. Clean design lines and not overly fussy unlike some of their newer models. I'm sure you'll love every minute of it! Well done.
Amazing..absolutely love these. The quality of cars in here recently has gone through the roofJust thought I would resurrect a 7 yr old thread to say I quite like these, that is all
Even the older model than this still looks fantastic, it’s surprising how affordable those are, for what they are.
Amazing..absolutely love these. The quality of cars in here recently has gone through the roof
Even the older model than this still looks fantastic, it’s surprising how affordable those are, for what they are.
original model can be as for as low as 60 thouhg you seem to have to add 5-10 for red, Cali T starts from about 85 with good ones from 100
the one Im hopefully getting (its only at deposit paid at this stage) only has 11k on and pretty big option list
Yeah, not the same as yours but at ~65-70 for a Rosso original one I thought that they look rather incredible compared with other “super cars” available.
lovely car anyway
I did want an convertible and a 599 in my price range would be older than I would be comfortable with
Anyone for insurance quote of £404?
Hehe the joys of being well seasoned, mine is £455 for two cars
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Due to this thread, I started looking at Californias then its replacement the portifino. Now that's a nice looking car!
Not sure how much you've spent, but there's an absolutely stunning grey porti for £125k inc £30k worth of options.
Not sure how much you've spent, but there's an absolutely stunning grey porti for £125k inc £30k worth of options.
That's as cheap as a decent portafino gets
Ive not paid attention to Ferrari for a long time, what does the Porti update over the massively improved Cali T?
I think the T's had big chassis improvements, which only came on none T's if they had Speciale handling pack I think. Also a lot more power, downside of course if none T's sound much better.
Portofino is an incredible car, but when I drove one over a couple of days it could have as easily been a Merc GT or other brand of car, if it had no badges I'd never a guessed it was a Ferrari but at same time I think that is somewhat their goal to also have cars than can truly be driven as daily cars and it certainly works fine at that.
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