thinking trade in my 335 e90 for a used 2000 Ferrari 360 Modena

hotrod2448 · 07-09-2007, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by highgrade00

i love you guys... this post made my day lol

btw i want to sell my z4 and get a battle ship... any suggestions?

or wait... maybe ill sell my house and get a disney world!

Definitely go for the battleship! You could have someone build a little pod to ride in and just shoot yourself out of the 18" guns to where ever you are going. That would have to be the most baller shit ever.

nimamilani · 07-09-2007, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by hotrod2448

Definitely go for the battleship! You could have someone build a little pod to ride in and just shoot yourself out of the 18" guns to where ever you are going. That would have to be the most baller shit ever.

don't forget to add the tomahawk missle option, it will come handy from time to time.

010101 · 07-09-2007, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by wj4

The Cayman and Cayman S are the cheapest Porsches you can buy now, used to be the Boxster.

A Boxster is cheaper than a Cayman and a Cayenne is even cheaper than a Boxster making the Cayman the second most expensive car Porsche makes... not the cheapest.

highgrade00 · 07-09-2007, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by 010101

A Boxster is cheaper than a Cayman and a Cayenne is even cheaper than a Boxster making the Cayman the second most expensive car Porsche makes... not the cheapest.

well 3rd if you classify the GT as a completely seperate model from the rest of the carrera

010101 · 07-09-2007, 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by highgrade00

well 3rd if you classify the GT as a completely seperate model from the rest of the carrera

Porsche doesn't make that car anymore. I would have counted it as third if they did.

OC Guy · 07-09-2007, 05:17 PM

I've never owned a Ferrari and I'll be like half the people here and say "GET IT OMG YOU WONT REGRET IT."

On another note, this thread is entertaining.

@OP - Maybe your intentions aren't bad, but you need to realize, people on the internet do not really know you so you sometimes have to realize you might come across a bit like a braggart.

hotrod2448 · 07-09-2007, 06:43 PM

OK, I just read this whole thing and it is ridiculous.

OP: You want to get rid of your BMW because of it's reliability issues and step into a hand built Italian supercar as your daily driver and only vehicle. Plus the 360 you are looking at is at the bottom of the price range for those car which most likely indicates either poor maintenance, high mileage, abused or, something else along those lines. Not to mention getting it serviced isn't like dropping the car off and picking up a few hours later. There is a lot of down time with a car like that. Definitely not a smart move.

You want it to impress clients with this vehicle. What are you going to do when you have to take a couple to look at a house? Strap the chick to engine cover? Besides most clients who are buying houses in this price range probably won't be too impressed by an almost decade old Ferrari.

Ever think about a Cayenne Turbo or something along those lines. It'd be a good people mover and a nice daily driver vehicle.

LACA335i · 07-09-2007, 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by hotrod2448

OK, I just read this whole thing and it is ridiculous.

OP: You want to get rid of your BMW because of it's reliability issues and step into a hand built Italian supercar as your daily driver and only vehicle. Plus the 360 you are looking at is at the bottom of the price range for those car which most likely indicates either poor maintenance, high mileage, abused or, something else along those lines. Not to mention getting it serviced isn't like dropping the car off and picking up a few hours later. There is a lot of down time with a car like that. Definitely not a smart move.

You want it to impress clients with this vehicle. What are you going to do when you have to take a couple to look at a house? Strap the chick to engine cover? Besides most clients who are buying houses in this price range probably won't be too impressed by an almost decade old Ferrari.

Ever think about a Cayenne Turbo or something along those lines. It'd be a good people mover and a nice daily driver vehicle.

THANKS YOU FOR YOUR WISE COMMENT.

I have asked my other friend. he said it is not worth to buy. you will have to spend more time fixing it and $$$$. IT is also hard to find special insurance group to insure your car.. it is not a cheap maintance car to beginning with.. Other popular insurance group wont insurance for you because the high cost when something go wrong.

ward · 07-09-2007, 08:29 PM

you can't find an insurance company that will cover you with a 360 modena?

AcMilan714 · 07-09-2007, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by LACA335i

THANKS YOU FOR YOUR WISE COMMENT.

I have asked my other friend. he said it is not worth to buy. you will have to spend more time fixing it and $$$$. IT is also hard to find special insurance group to insure your car.. it is not a cheap maintance car to beginning with.. Other popular insurance group wont insurance for you because the high cost when something go wrong.

LACA335i you got to buy the car man just

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hotrod2448 · 07-09-2007, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by LACA335i

THANKS YOU FOR YOUR WISE COMMENT.

I have asked my other friend. he said it is not worth to buy. you will have to spend more time fixing it and $$$$. IT is also hard to find special insurance group to insure your car.. it is not a cheap maintance car to beginning with.. Other popular insurance group wont insurance for you because the high cost when something go wrong.

No problem. A few people I work with own Ferrari's and not one of them uses the car for reliable transportation. They are all more of a toy than anything else.

Jaws · 07-09-2007, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by DasBlitz

I was figuratively speaking.

Then it obviously had some truth to it. It was not assumptions it is either my example is right or the members are just dicks. I'd like to think they aren't just senile. Also it is not that hard to believe. When I am in my 30's I bet I would get a little angry if I am driving a vehicle many young kids are.

If you are in your 30s and are concerned with what other people are driving, you've got more to worry about that your wheels.

DasBlitz · 07-10-2007, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Jaws

If you are in your 30s and are concerned with what other people are driving, you've got more to worry about that your wheels.

Well I personally am nowhere near my 30's. And that is my point many members on here are concerned about what others drive and will down anyone who is doing better than them.

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hotrod2448 grand poobah 257 Rep 2,253 Posts Drives: F80 M3, F10 535i Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Charlotte, NC iTrader: (0) Garage List 2011 335d [0.00]	OK, I just read this whole thing and it is ridiculous. OP: You want to get rid of your BMW because of it's reliability issues and step into a hand built Italian supercar as your daily driver and only vehicle. Plus the 360 you are looking at is at the bottom of the price range for those car which most likely indicates either poor maintenance, high mileage, abused or, something else along those lines. Not to mention getting it serviced isn't like dropping the car off and picking up a few hours later. There is a lot of down time with a car like that. Definitely not a smart move. You want it to impress clients with this vehicle. What are you going to do when you have to take a couple to look at a house? Strap the chick to engine cover? Besides most clients who are buying houses in this price range probably won't be too impressed by an almost decade old Ferrari. Ever think about a Cayenne Turbo or something along those lines. It'd be a good people mover and a nice daily driver vehicle.
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ward Major General 159 Rep 6,158 Posts Drives: F Join Date: May 2005 Location: T iTrader: (0)	you can't find an insurance company that will cover you with a 360 modena?
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