+1 :steeringwheel:I see this model as the equal of 308 GT4 when it came out.
Are we talking cars here?It may never fit in.
Out of that category of cars I would definitely want the California, although I really do like the new SL63.I read a review this evening in EVO Magazine about the California.
Surprisingly that car might do better than we think.
It's aimed at Aston, Bentley, and MBSL63, but it is a bit classier.
It definitely needs better rims, but it could do all right.
We will see for sure, but I still say the waiting list will be very short!
Yea, also the California looks and sounds better. :thumbsup: It also has that nice prancing horse on the hoodMaybe but from personal experience I can tell you that the Ferrari will be much more reliable.
So you are planning to purchase a California?It's also a flat plane crank which revs smoothly and quickly.
I would not be surprised to see one in my garage in a year!
My wife really likes the car.So you are planning to purchase a California?
I am sure it will be, along with easy to drive, fast but very managable, etc.Maybe but from personal experience I can tell you that the Ferrari will be much more reliable.
I don't know if it is.---Just not interested in a tamed Ferrari.
Definitely write about your experience on here when you get the opprotunity to drive it. I am slowly growing fond of it. I was looking forward to seeing it at the Detroit Autoshow in January...but unfortunately Ferrari pulled out.I don't know if it is.
I will soon get a chance to drive it, and I will advise.
Two reviews say it revs well, pulls hard, and excites.
It may be a sleeper, and we may all be fooled.