Apr 18, 2008 6:24:59 AM
Apr 18, 2008 11:01:47 AM
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Marwan Arakji said:
I sent them an e-mail telling them that I ordered a scuderia, and I would like access, so they asked me to fax them a copy of my order! I honestly didn't appreciate that so much, and decided to drop the issue... I recently sold my C2S Cab. and I am taking delivery of a scuderia in October, and I hate to say it, but Ferrari have the least interesting website out there... especially the closed configurator part...
Apr 18, 2008 1:05:25 PM
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Marwan Arakji said:
I sent them an e-mail telling them that I ordered a scuderia, and I would like access, so they asked me to fax them a copy of my order! I honestly didn't appreciate that so much, and decided to drop the issue... I recently sold my C2S Cab. and I am taking delivery of a scuderia in October, and I hate to say it, but Ferrari have the least interesting website out there... especially the closed configurator part...
Apr 18, 2008 2:30:08 PM
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Marwan Arakji said:
I sent them an e-mail telling them that I ordered a scuderia, and I would like access, so they asked me to fax them a copy of my order! I honestly didn't appreciate that so much, and decided to drop the issue... I recently sold my C2S Cab. and I am taking delivery of a scuderia in October, and I hate to say it, but Ferrari have the least interesting website out there... especially the closed configurator part...
They probably have thousands of people doing the same - so I understand from their point of view.
I've got my car already so no need to bother with their website.
Apr 18, 2008 3:50:42 PM
Apr 18, 2008 4:24:48 PM
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Marwan Arakji said:
I sent them an e-mail telling them that I ordered a scuderia, and I would like access, so they asked me to fax them a copy of my order! I honestly didn't appreciate that so much, and decided to drop the issue... I recently sold my C2S Cab. and I am taking delivery of a scuderia in October, and I hate to say it, but Ferrari have the least interesting website out there... especially the closed configurator part...
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nberry said:
I was able to get in but ever time I tried to post the link it would not work.
Sorry, I guess you need to be owner.
If the public were able to access it, I guess they would be inundated. Hell, I can't keep Ferrari logo tire caps on. They take them.
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Marwan Arakji said:
I sent them an e-mail telling them that I ordered a scuderia, and I would like access, so they asked me to fax them a copy of my order! I honestly didn't appreciate that so much, and decided to drop the issue... I recently sold my C2S Cab. and I am taking delivery of a scuderia in October, and I hate to say it, but Ferrari have the least interesting website out there... especially the closed configurator part...
i hear what u say about it being boring but still they should open it to the public, it IS a marketing tool, and besides it would be fun to try out diferent options ... they never know who could become a new client
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SciFrog said:
Not that different from a test drive... Unless you are convincing them you are buying the car, no chance to drive it...
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Marwan Arakji said:
I sent them an e-mail telling them that I ordered a scuderia, and I would like access, so they asked me to fax them a copy of my order! I honestly didn't appreciate that so much, and decided to drop the issue... I recently sold my C2S Cab. and I am taking delivery of a scuderia in October, and I hate to say it, but Ferrari have the least interesting website out there... especially the closed configurator part...
i hear what u say about it being boring but still they should open it to the public, it IS a marketing tool, and besides it would be fun to try out diferent options ... they never know who could become a new client
i think their mentality is that once you have bought one - you will be more likely to buy another one then random people on the net. maybe they trying to give it that "up there" type of feeling. but ferrari are too arrogant IMO
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Marwan Arakji said:
I sent them an e-mail telling them that I ordered a scuderia, and I would like access, so they asked me to fax them a copy of my order! I honestly didn't appreciate that so much, and decided to drop the issue... I recently sold my C2S Cab. and I am taking delivery of a scuderia in October, and I hate to say it, but Ferrari have the least interesting website out there... especially the closed configurator part...
i hear what u say about it being boring but still they should open it to the public, it IS a marketing tool, and besides it would be fun to try out diferent options ... they never know who could become a new client
i think their mentality is that once you have bought one - you will be more likely to buy another one then random people on the net. maybe they trying to give it that "up there" type of feeling. but ferrari are too arrogant IMO
Mike if you owned a Ferrari dealership you would not operate any differently. They have a product with very low production volume and high demand. Most dealers are lucky to get two allocations a month. Thus, they need clients who are willing to work with them in buying and selling cars. Some guy off the street should not be able to buy a car in front of a long time customer.
You may consider it arrogance (probably in some cases it is) but for the most part many are just trying to run a profitable business. I witness first hand how these potential buyers take a lot of time and have no intention or the means to buy a Ferrari. The sales people become very adept in trying to weed out the real from the fake.