Posted on 11/04/2013 2:53:08 PM PST by nickcarraway
If you think you had a bad day at the office, check out the misfortune of one delivery truck driver who accidentally backed into a $300,000 Ferrari FF on Columbus Avenue in New York City on Oct. 30. The driver of the Baldor Foods, Inc. truck told bystanders he “didn’t see nothing” as he put the truck in reverse, crushing the hood
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Damn, you beat me!
I want one. I wonder if it comes with an Alfa Romeo trailer hitch cover or if you have to buy one of them fancy third-party ones from JC Whitney...
Are you talking about the scene in Pink Panther with the piano?
LOL!!!
Depends on who’s driving. :-)
Better question is what are his liability limits.
LOL, yea. Hard to type a Clouseau accent. Have you a massage for me?
LOL
That’s nice, and so is the price! At least I think so. About the same as the LS-400 in ‘91.
LOL. OK, that makes sense...
yeah but you won’t get a 275 gtb for 300,000 or even 1,300,000
The 71 still comes in under that mass-market looking thing that got squished. It’s cuter, on top of that. Although I realize that “cute” isn’t car talk...
He was probably texting anyway.
That’s a Ferrari? That body style looks more like a Chrysler reject!
On the brighter side the car will cost less than the payments for obamacare.
1 - obamacare = $11,500.00 per month
2 - you’ll need to find a new doctor
3 - You’ll need to find a new hospital
4 - The waiting period to see a doctor, who has an office that excepts obamacare, is located 2000 miles away and the first appointment is in 14 months
5 - The hospital where the doctor can work at is 500 miles beyond his office
If obamacare death panel decide that you are not worth saving they will not authorize any treatment
AS OF TODAY THESE ARE THE BEST PARTS OF OBAMACARE, LATER YOU WILL FIND OUT THOSE PARTS THAT ARE NOT SO GOOD.
I rather a $100k Tesla Model S, than this Ferrari
I thought this model wasn’t going into production until 2017?
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