My guess is, the lowest-priced Ferraris aren't necessarily the easiest to maintain. Please correct me if I'm wrong, though!
So, excluding budget from the equation, what is the best "first" Ferrari to have? I'm sure the answer isn't set in stone, which is why I want a discussion!
What's your take on it?
I'm pretty sure that if I get one, it will definitely be a straight manual. I have never had experience with a Ferrari F1 transmission (or ANY Ferrari transmission), but I can't see myself liking it. Even if it performs better, maybe it's just the mentality of having absolute control (even if it's slower control) over the engine.
So, excluding budget from the equation, what is the best "first" Ferrari to have? I'm sure the answer isn't set in stone, which is why I want a discussion!
What's your take on it?
I'm pretty sure that if I get one, it will definitely be a straight manual. I have never had experience with a Ferrari F1 transmission (or ANY Ferrari transmission), but I can't see myself liking it. Even if it performs better, maybe it's just the mentality of having absolute control (even if it's slower control) over the engine.