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[Oloop.org] Walk in front of 2750 El Camino Real, and you can spot three red Ferraris that are far rarer and costlier than even the 200 grand or more than an “entry- level” Ferrari would set you back, said Giacomo Mattioli, CEO of the Ferrari Maserati of Silicon Valley dealership that officially opens there today. The dealership will be among the largest offering Ferraris and Maseratis in the world, with a 10,000-square-foot showroom, a 12,000-square-foot service area and even an Italian bistro that opens in another month.

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Erik (eismith)http://www.livejournal.com/community/ljcarclub [Erik (eismith)] My Summer Job: 1) I would NOT get PCCB. I can't afford to spend whatever absurd price Porsche wants for the rotors every time they fail. It was about $17,000 on the 996, although I hear they've dropped the replacement cost. While they claim that the new ones are better about that, the fact remains that anyone who was serious abotu driving a 996 with PCCB eventually cracked the ceramics and put metal rotors on.

[Daily Gameplan News] How do you wow a billionaire?: A Mercedes S-Class sedan with $4,000 in after-market lights doesn'teven merit a spot on the showroom floor at Specialty Auto Sales, ahigh-end dealer in Sherman Oaks. Most Benzes are relegated to theoutdoor lot - to get inside, a car needs a badge such as Bentley orFerrari on its hood. The dealership isn't particularly flashy, save forthe signed head shots of Harrison Ford and Sting singing the praises ofthe autos they bought there.

Largest Ferrari dealership opens in Silicon Valley - Autoblog ...: Newly opened Ferrari Maserati of Silicon Valley in Redwood City isn’t just the largest Ferrari Maserati dealership in California. The 10,000 square foot dealership isn’t just the biggest dealership in the U.S. either. For a number of reasons the Italian carmaker has put their largest dealership in the world smack dab in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Largest Ferrari dealership opens in Silicon Valley - Autoblog ...: Newly opened Ferrari Maserati of Silicon Valley in Redwood City isn’t just the largest Ferrari Maserati dealership in California. The 10,000 square foot dealership isn’t just the biggest dealership in the U.S. either. For a number of reasons the Italian carmaker has put their largest dealership in the world smack dab in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Autoblog - www.autoblog.com _: There are very few sights that may divert your eyes from topless sunbathers and the Ferrari F430 Spider is probably one of them, especially in bright yellow. 4Car takes this Italian beauty out for a spin and finds that the removal of the roof does not make the driver suffer through cowl shake and jittery driving. There was one complaint logged about engine noise intruding into the cabin, but that’s one of the reasons I love driving convertibles more. There is nary a Ferrari sound I wouldn’t want backing me up. A good little jaunt in a car most of us will be lucky to even see on the road, no less take it for a spin.

Ferraris in flames - Autoblog - www.autoblog.com _: First it was a Subie through a house, and now this. A fire at a Ferrari-Maserati dealership in Holland destroyed nearly fifty rare exotic cars. The victims include a 1971 365 GTB Daytona, a 1990 and a 1991 F40 and a 1987 Testarossa along with a host of new Ferraris including a Challenge Stradale and a 575 M Maranello F1. It’s horrible to such history go up in flames.

Autoblog - www.autoblog.com _: There are very few sights that may divert your eyes from topless sunbathers and the Ferrari F430 Spider is probably one of them, especially in bright yellow. 4Car takes this Italian beauty out for a spin and finds that the removal of the roof does not make the driver suffer through cowl shake and jittery driving. There was one complaint logged about engine noise intruding into the cabin, but that’s one of the reasons I love driving convertibles more. There is nary a Ferrari sound I wouldn’t want backing me up. A good little jaunt in a car most of us will be lucky to even see on the road, no less take it for a spin.

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