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Con artist's car sell-off - Mirror.co.uk December 13, 2009
Con artist's car sell-offMark Reece, 48, was jailed last year after he was caught selling two Ferrari 360 F1 Spiders which did not exist. Now the father-of-two is offering
Jensen Button's Ferrari 360 F1 Modena (2001) - Pistonheads.com December 01, 2009
Jensen Button's Ferrari 360 F1 Modena (2001)This is a unique opportunity to own a Ferrari that belonged to the current Formula 1 World Champion. A stunning, immaculate Black Ferrari 360 supplied new
Prancing Horses at Selangor's Istana Alam Shah - Malaysia Star December 06, 2009
Prancing Horses at Selangor's Istana Alam ShahTimothy Tan, the owner of a Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale, said he appreciated the Sultan and Raja Muda's warm hospitality. The 47-year-old lawyer said he and more »
Column: Sharks in good place in West - UConn Daily Campus December 02, 2009
On September 29, 2003 in Atlanta, Heatley and teammate Dan Snyder went for a joyride in Heatley's $135000 Ferrari 360 Modena. While traveling over 80 mph on and more »
The 10 biggest NHL stories of the last decade - Yahoo! Sports February 09, 7253
22, the star right winger, was driving from an evening meet-and-greet with season ticket holders in his black Ferrari 360 Modena with Dan Snyder, and more »
Ferrari 360 Spider Takes a Dive into the Sea
The car had some rigidity issues which were tackled by the Ferrari engineers by strengthening the body in key locations. Drawn by Pininfarina, the car was thought to hold classic beauty and sporty aggression at the same time.
Q:
ferrari 360?
what is ferrari 360
(asked by physics guy on October 23, 2007)
A: First of all, it is a Ferrari, as you can tell by its name.
V8, 395 horsepower, and only 275lb. of torque.
Not the best Ferrari made, but since it was only made during 1999-2004, the Ferrari F430 is now it's bigger brother, and that Ferrari 430, is a beast. Hope this helps! (answered by V10 M6 on October 23, 2007)
Q:
How much ferrari 360 costs for regular maintainance?
I am planning to buy Ferrari 360 maybe 2004 or 2003 model, i want to know if someone knows in dollar amount if possible how much its costs for normal service or oil change. I just want to make sure that i am making a right decision and have enough funds to service it.
(asked by cute g on January 25, 2008)
A: Ferrari ownship is expensive! How much will depend alot on how much you drive. Though driving more can actually be good for the car once it's up to temperature (as with many performance cars, they are designed to be driven, and many of the parts get their lubrication as a result of getting up to operating temperature and running). But while regular driving can help in longer term reliability, it will cost more in maintenance, and ultimately in resale value (as these cars are generally expected to have low annual milage).
But how much? A basic oil service will generally cost around $1200-1500. For most people, this will be an annual service, with more only needing to be considered if you are driving more than 10k or so each year. If you look at additional services needed around the 5 year mark or so, and average it out, you are looking at a total maintenance cost around $2-2.5k.
If you have not owned a high end performance car before, it's probably also important to mention tire costs. High performance tires are designed for performance, which will come at the cost of longevity. These will most likely need to be replaced every 2-3 years, adding about $1k more to the annual average. (answered by Paul S on February 09, 8459)
A: i dont know for sure but i guesss 450 around there
(answered by nikkie<3<3 on January 25, 2008)
Q:
How much will a 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena Cost in 2011?
Well, to start off I am14 and I have been saving for a car since well. . .forever and recently I heard that the prices of 360 Modena have been free falling because of the new 430. I have about 12,000 dollars right from odd jobs and things. I just started a part time job I go to everyday after school and I was wondering if I would even come close to having enough for Ferrari! Hey, everyone can dream. . .
(asked by Paul D on November 25, 2007)
A: In 2011, the 1999 360 Modena will be an 11 year old car... looking historically, an 11 year old V8 Ferrari will still command about 65-70% of it's original purchase price.
Given a steady rate of inflation (which might be extremely optimistic given the recent morgage crisis), you could likely expect the Modena Berlinetta to command $90-100k.
However, it should be pointed out, that while the price to purchase an older Ferrari can make them attractive, the cost of ownership on the old car will be every bit as high as the new... even on an nearly 40 year old 308, you could expect the annual operating cost to a few thousand dollars. And items such as insurance add quite a bit more.
Definitely worth dreaming about (they are fanastic cars), but if you really want one, invest some of your savings in some books about money and investing and how to develop a positive cash flow that would allow you to afford such an item. (answered by Paul S on November 29, 2007)
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