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Hi all. Hope you don't mind me jumping into this old thread.... I'm looking for a weather strip part number 62213100. All of the usual suspects...

HVAC systems like most mechanical systems don't like being sat un-used My 599 HVAC returned noisy after illness left it stored for a while...

looking forward to it. Personally I am of the mindset that would value an indie and have used R& D in Eccles for more focussed work on my...

Not had first hand experience yet; long story coming on my car thread, but I know enough people who highly rate them that I’ve got no hesitation in...

Just have to Carrs collect them

To finally close this one off, its in the dealers now and apparently its a case of "they all do that sir" :) so nothing to worry about yet! ...

I know a couple of people who have first hand experience of taking “normal” Ferraris there. Drop me a pm and I can elaborate a bit more; but my...

Agree I’m the same and would only add that with the spend cap on F1 there is a lot of ferrari folk needing something else to do

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Well, two Roma's spotted today. A blue one in Slough (yeah, I know...) and whilst out on a walk we had a close look at a metallic red one (with...

Fair enough, I just thought that by viable you meant financially viable and Ferrari don't seem to struggle to do that. Maybe that's true because they...

in a word YES but then NO - I'll explain My car had a full service history and indeed a recent one when i bought it but what was missing at point...

No one 'needs' an SUV is exactly the same argument we have all no doubt encountered in the past - "why do you need a car that does two hundred miles...

To be very clear lots of car companies are viable in small form (e.g. BAC is) but as one of the worlds current premium brands they need to be way...

Yep, the Yeti is pretty versatile - it’s pretty big inside (several companies do ‘sleep systems’ for them and with the seats down there’s a lot of...

The boot is that big I reckon I could cram 10 kids in there :grin: And if you want to tow, that's what an E63 AMG wagon is for, no? :grin:

The issue I have with many (most) SUVs is the fact they're no larger internally than a normal saloon so the 'space' argument doesn't wash. Mostly...

:chilli ** Price reduction to £55,000 ** We're edging closer to the date when it may be traded against our next Ferrari and for that reason...

What’s the max towing weight of a 530d, Gordon? What’s the seating capacity? Perhaps no one should have 4 kids but if you do are you going to make...

I despise SUVs as a rule, but I agree with Mod's analysis - it's what people want, sadly. Ferrari don't need to do it, but it's basically free money...

It’s been stored in a car showroom on a battery conditioner (good customer) for the three year period. Modificato, do you think most of the...

Make your mind up, Mod - they either need to do it to remain viable and survive or they don’t. You clearly think they do. I think they don’t. It’s...

Read my 599 ownership thread. The early experience was not great. They are expensive cars to run and it was before service included deals and...

I am both a shareholder and an enthusiast, I have zero interest in the long term value of my Ferrari's as i have written off their value in my mind....

I'm not really. My point was simply if it was ICE powered by 100% carbon neutral petrol (ie zero net CO2 emissions) then however much you burn makes...

Sorry but your missing the point. SUVs are heavier and larger (greater aero resistance) than a saloon, thus whatever is powering them requires...

A couple of artist impressions of the SUV. .

Leaving a car sat outside for a few years isn't 'storing' a car, Faisal, it's abandoning it :) If it's not inside, on trickle charge, in a...

I'd say tread carefully. One of my 550's had stood for a year before I bought it. It had numerous small electrical gremlins that didn't stop me...