Apr 20, 2007 2:53:07 AM
- Wild-Speed
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Apr 20, 2007 2:53:07 AM
Apr 20, 2007 9:59:52 AM
Apr 20, 2007 10:02:39 AM
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easy_rider911 said:
It's just tragic seeing Ferraris going up in smoke like this. Hope they build future models better...
nberry loves praising Ferrari's slow depreciation rates. I wonder how much a barbecued Ferrari is worth?
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easy_rider911 said:
It's just tragic seeing Ferraris going up in smoke like this. Hope they build future models better...
nberry loves praising Ferrari's slow depreciation rates. I wonder how much a barbecued Ferrari is worth?
The non-barbecued Ferrari are worth that much, since so many others get barbecued...
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easy_rider911 said:
It's just tragic seeing Ferraris going up in smoke like this. Hope they build future models better...
nberry loves praising Ferrari's slow depreciation rates. I wonder how much a barbecued Ferrari is worth?
The non-barbecued Ferrari are worth that much, since so many others get barbecued...
Ouch! You'd think they would have figured out by now what is causing these fires. I know I'd be very mad if my 250.000 EUR sports car caught fire all by itself .
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easy_rider911 said:
It's just tragic seeing Ferraris going up in smoke like this. Hope they build future models better...
nberry loves praising Ferrari's slow depreciation rates. I wonder how much a barbecued Ferrari is worth?
The non-barbecued Ferrari are worth that much, since so many others get barbecued...
Ouch! You'd think they would have figured out by now what is causing these fires. I know I'd be very mad if my 250.000 EUR sports car caught fire all by itself .
No wonder Ferrari has these long order backlogs. Before serving new customers they need to replace all those 599 destroyed by fire
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easy_rider911 said:
It's just tragic seeing Ferraris going up in smoke like this. Hope they build future models better...
nberry loves praising Ferrari's slow depreciation rates. I wonder how much a barbecued Ferrari is worth?
The non-barbecued Ferrari are worth that much, since so many others get barbecued...
Ouch! You'd think they would have figured out by now what is causing these fires. I know I'd be very mad if my 250.000 EUR sports car caught fire all by itself .
No wonder Ferrari has these long order backlogs. Before serving new customers they need to replace all those 599 destroyed by fire
Yep, exactly, it all fits together.
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MAVERICK said:
A credible source tells me this is a spy photo of the terribly exclusive Ferrari 60th anniversary model -- 599 GTB Ferrocaldo -- Italian for "hot iron." Each car is lovingly hand-crafted and presented to its blushing new owner along with an exclusive, autographed book by Jean and Luca entitled "Bellissima Campfire Recipes." To minimize cook time, every recipe begins with the instruction to turn the manettino dial one notch past CST Off to F599 Off -- also known as F Off to chief test driver, Dario -- before exiting the car and assembling the grill and extra long tongs stored in the spacious boot. Tailored grill and tong holder is an optional extra.
Cin cin!
Apr 21, 2007 6:53:22 PM
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fritz said:
He's out shopping for a fire extinguisher.
Forget the extinguisher. Tell him to assemble an emergency picnic basket including some good cigars and cognac. If the car wants to smoke, why shouldn't the passengers?
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cnc said:
Nick has a golden opportunity to establish his objectivity!
But wait, he can't the P out of his mouth.