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Ente said:
And????
My car should have been in the US this past week. Usually it take 4-7 calendar days from built completion (nov.15) Yesterday I called the dealer and was told they had no idea where my car is. I expect Monday to get a definitive answer which is that it is being trucked to San Diego from LAX or they can adjust the cost of the airshipping. 
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Ente said:
And????
I am sitting here fuming.
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assman!!! said:
When I bought an iPod via the Apple online store, I had a detailed picture of where my iPod was at any given time.... from dispatch to arrival at my local post office. If I got such feedback for something as trivial as an iPod, I'd imagine an investment as great as a FERRARI would deserve about 1000000000x the amount of attention
Nov 28, 2005 4:46:48 PM
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dhayek said:
the wait of the last 10days is worst than the first months....
it happened to me few years ago when iwas waiting for my m3,i got so nervous that i got the ship pilot satelite phone number and i called him to see where he was...
Nov 28, 2005 10:21:21 PM
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nberry said:
I am pissed. The car will leave Italy today and arrive tomorrow Nov. 29 at LAX. Customs is expecting it but telling the dealer it will take five days to clear customs because of the holidays and "hectic schedule".
As a result, instead of saving 6 weeks airshipping, it looks like only 3 weeks. This is not what I bargained for. Had I known, I would have gone the regular boat shipping. The car probably would have ended up in San Diego before the end of the year.
I am contemplating my next move.
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I am pissed. The car will leave Italy today and arrive tomorrow Nov. 29 at LAX. Customs is expecting it but telling the dealer it will take five days to clear customs because of the holidays and "hectic schedule".
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zzboba said:
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I am pissed. The car will leave Italy today and arrive tomorrow Nov. 29 at LAX. Customs is expecting it but telling the dealer it will take five days to clear customs because of the holidays and "hectic schedule".
probably luca di montezemlo read your enthusiastic comments about this ford GT targa here on rennteam -- and ordered this penalty action
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watt said:
"If you want passion, excitability and sensory overload, drive a Ferrari. "
"if you want to wash your silliness in public, order one and whine"
Nicky "i really can afford it" Berry
Nov 30, 2005 9:31:31 AM
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nberry said:
I am pissed. The car will leave Italy today and arrive tomorrow Nov. 29 at LAX. Customs is expecting it but telling the dealer it will take five days to clear customs because of the holidays and "hectic schedule".
As a result, instead of saving 6 weeks airshipping, it looks like only 3 weeks. This is not what I bargained for. Had I known, I would have gone the regular boat shipping. The car probably would have ended up in San Diego before the end of the year.
I am contemplating my next move.
Nov 30, 2005 2:09:15 PM
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nberry said:
I am pissed. The car will leave Italy today and arrive tomorrow Nov. 29 at LAX. Customs is expecting it but telling the dealer it will take five days to clear customs because of the holidays and "hectic schedule".
As a result, instead of saving 6 weeks airshipping, it looks like only 3 weeks. This is not what I bargained for. Had I known, I would have gone the regular boat shipping. The car probably would have ended up in San Diego before the end of the year.
I am contemplating my next move.
Cheer up. Think about how things would have gone if you didn't have such a fantastic relationship with your dealer. Glad to hear Ferrari is living up to your expectations as a company that puts customers before profits (unlike Porsche you'd be quick to add) and obviously is doing its best to make you happy to get in at the front of the line for your next one.
But what the heck
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