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Karomeesis 05-12-2006 12:52 PM

congradulations:thumbsup

Although for only 3400 a month you could pick up what is based on a lemans prototype the Carrera GT:) and doesn't need to go to the garage every 100 miles.

marketsmart 05-12-2006 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elli

360 spider.... thats the one to get...

Rattlehead 05-12-2006 12:54 PM

Outstanding...You Bastard. Your gonna have to take me for a ride.
Oh and thanks for the plug.
See you in San Diego, hopefully with your new ride.

Jim

EdgeXXX 05-12-2006 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuzebox
Have you driven both? What is your driving style like? Do you have a manual or F1?

I have two friends who have owned both and both prefer the 355... The 355 was more expensive... From what I've heard/read, the 355 was more of a track car whereas the 360 is more of an easy-to-drive street car.


Yes, I drove a 355 before I bought my 360 (because I liked the look of the 355 a little more at the time). The 355 Challenge handled more like a track car, but as far as the Spyders went the 360 Spyder felt to me like it outperformed the 355 Spyder. As far as price, the 360 was more expensive (at least when I bought mine); the sticker on a 360 Spyder was over $200k. I did get the manual tranny instead of the F1 paddles; I just like the more traditional feel. :winkwink:


P.S. I will say that the 360 seems to be a more "forgiving" car than the 355, which is probably why many people think the 355 is more of a track car and the 360 is more of a street car.

RhiannonAPM 05-12-2006 01:01 PM

So when do I get my ride?? :)

EdgeXXX 05-12-2006 01:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Minte
There is one warning.If you go with Ferrari,parking it in front of a Starbucks will get you fired from adult.com and banned from GFY!

:1orglaugh

Is there a story that goes along with this one, Minte?

ServerGenius 05-12-2006 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EdgeXXX
Why is that? I LOVE my 360.

The F355 is more exclusive and holds its value better than a 360 Modena.
The 360 Modena has a become a rich people fashion car. As mentioned
by someone else it's still a nice car but it has lost the raw character of ferrari.
Too many consessions have been made to make it an every day drivable car.
Handling is not what you'd expect from a real ferrari. The F355 is a real ferrari.
You have to work in the car to really enjoy it and it is less forgiving for driver
mistakes. A second hand F355 sells a lot better than a 360 modena. Ferrari
fanatics would pic a F355 any day over a modena.

Don't get me wrong a 360 Modena is still a nice car....but if you could pick
I'd go fir a F355 without a shadow of a doubt.

Rochard don't just take suggestions from what people tell you. It all depends
on your driving skills/style and what you are looking for. Take your time
and make sure you test several ferraris before picking one. A good dealer
will arrange this for you. A Ferrari test drive IS NOT A BLOCK AROUND THE
DEALERSHIP. Make sure you can do a decent test drive where you are able
to explore the car and its perfomance.

:2 cents:

EdgeXXX 05-12-2006 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ServerGenius
The F355 is more exclusive and holds its value better than a 360 Modena.
The 360 Modena has a become a rich people fashion car. As mentioned
by someone else it's still a nice car but it has lost the raw character of ferrari.
Too many consessions have been made to make it an every day drivable car.
Handling is not what you'd expect from a real ferrari. The F355 is a real ferrari.
You have to work in the car to really enjoy it and it is less forgiving for driver
mistakes. A second hand F355 sells a lot better than a 360 modena. Ferrari
fanatics would pic a F355 any day over a modena.

Don't get me wrong a 360 Modena is still a nice car....but if you could pick
I'd go fir a F355 without a shadow of a doubt.

Rochard don't just take suggestions from what people tell you. It all depends
on your driving skills/style and what you are looking for. Take your time
and make sure you test several ferraris before picking one. A good dealer
will arrange this for you. A Ferrari test drive IS NOT A BLOCK AROUND THE
DEALERSHIP. Make sure you can do a decent test drive where you are able
to explore the car and its perfomance.

:2 cents:

I agree with most of that with the exception of the resale values. Around here, most of the 355 Spyders that I have seen for sale are right around or under $100k, and most of the 360 Spyders are still hovering around $150k+ (especially the non-F1).


Oh, and I completely agree about the test drive. :thumbsup

SleazyDream 05-12-2006 01:13 PM

can i borrow your car?


I wana take Elli for a ride in it.

Altwebdesign 05-12-2006 01:15 PM

Sweet!!
any ferraris are awesome they always look fantastic!

Grapesoda 05-12-2006 01:16 PM

the auto gallery in calabasses will do the trick . . lambos and mazeratis too

BrettJ 05-12-2006 01:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimmy-3-way
Yeah...I don't know if you can really get a 'deal'. Aren't these things rather hot items??

You would know =) Anyway, yeh there is typically a waiting list and once you take possession you can usually sell it for more money than you bought it for since there is some guy that just came into a bunch of money and he wants the car immediately

Mr.Right - Banned For Life 05-12-2006 01:31 PM

Congrats Rochard.

elitetec 05-12-2006 01:40 PM

The F355 is a real ferrari.
You have to work in the car to really enjoy it and it is less forgiving for driver
mistakes. A second hand F355 sells a lot better than a 360 modena

ServerGenius 05-12-2006 01:49 PM

And take an advanced driving course ferrari arranges them aswell. No matter
how well you think you can drive....it's defenitely worth it. You'll learn a lot
of stuff that will enhance your driving experience a lot. Don't think you don't
need it coz you already are able to drive fast. Even if you can...you'll always
learn new stuff about the car and it's limits a lot faster than by trial and error.
Apart from that these training courses are a LOT of fun to attent....You'll be
very glad if you take them.

:2 cents:

Sosa 05-12-2006 01:51 PM

I love the 360. Congrats :)

SBJ 05-12-2006 01:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shok
how does that work, does the bank just cut you a check for the overage of the value?

:winkwink:


yeah his bank heard i was moving into his place it it doubled in value overnight :1orglaugh

Congrats on the step up in cars!! Can't wait to see what you get

I've always liked yellow ferrari's myself

gregtx 05-12-2006 01:55 PM

I believe that is the F430 in that pic above.. not the 360;)

funny to read all of the expert Ferrari opinions in this thread.. i'd bet that 90% of those opinions have done nothing but oogled over one at a car show and read road and track articles...

Rochard.. personally you look more like the 308 GTS Magnum PI style ;)

its not just owning a ferrari.. its maintaning it that costs the $$$.. IIRC brads oil change and tune up was around $7k... (360 F1)

ServerGenius 05-12-2006 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EdgeXXX
I agree with most of that with the exception of the resale values. Around here, most of the 355 Spyders that I have seen for sale are right around or under $100k, and most of the 360 Spyders are still hovering around $150k+ (especially the non-F1).


Oh, and I completely agree about the test drive. :thumbsup

If you want to sell quick....then yes modena prices are at level because of the
demand. Also a spyder isn't as wanted as a normal car. Convertable cars
carry extra weight because without a roof the car is less rigid and they need
to add extra beams to the chasis to make up for that. A spider loses some of
the perfomance as its handling is worse than a non spider mostly because it's
less rigid.

:2 cents:

EdgeXXX 05-12-2006 02:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ServerGenius
If you want to sell quick....then yes modena prices are at level because of the
demand. Also a spyder isn't as wanted as a normal car. Convertable cars
carry extra weight because without a roof the car is less rigid and they need
to add extra beams to the chasis to make up for that. A spider loses some of
the perfomance as its handling is worse than a non spider mostly because it's
less rigid.

:2 cents:


Yeah, I know. I originally wanted a 360 Challenge Stradale (because I already had a WS6 Convertible), but there is just something about driving the Spyder on a beautiful day that is worth it. :winkwink:

corvette 05-12-2006 02:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ServerGenius
A Ferrari test drive IS NOT A BLOCK AROUND THE
DEALERSHIP. Make sure you can do a decent test drive where you are able
to explore the car and its perfomance.

:2 cents:

some ferarri test drives can take months to complete...

AmateurFlix 05-12-2006 02:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gregtx
oil change and tune up was around $7k... (360 F1)

jeeeez :helpme

ServerGenius 05-12-2006 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EdgeXXX
Yeah, I know. I originally wanted a 360 Challenge Stradale (because I already had a WS6 Convertible), but there is just something about driving the Spyder on a beautiful day that is worth it. :winkwink:

I can understand exactly what you're saying. It depends what you are looking
for. If you like to cruise and just enjoy you'll want a different car than if you
like a challenge and play with the power/performance of a car. You got to
pick the car that fits to what you want from a car. Ask 10 owners of ferraris
with different models and you'll get 10 different opinions to what you should
buy......all with at least 10 reasons why you should pick a certain type of model.

First decide what you're looking for, then testdrive cars till you find what appeals
you the most that's 100 times more important than what other people
might think about your choice. You are the one who's going to drive it.....that's all that counts.

:thumbsup

KRL 05-12-2006 02:09 PM

Just keep in mind, a Ferrari is a fun after hours / weekend car, but not very practical for an everday car.

There's a reason why you see so many for sell with low mileage within a year after guys buy them.

And depending on your body build they aren't very comfortable.

And you have to be sure you're near a good service shop or have a mechanic that specializes in exotics and be prepared to layout lots of cash to maintain it properly.

Personally, I'd recommend the Maserati Quattroporte which will give you the Italian exotic ride and feel with much more practicality and room for friends to ride with when you go out. Stylish, but not as showy as a Ferrari, so you're less of a target.

http://www.autoblog.com/media/2006/0...te-resized.JPG

But if you're still set on one, then go to Vegas or Beverly Hills and rent some various models to take them for a test run all day to really get the feel. Each model has a different flavor and handling characteristics.

EdgeXXX 05-12-2006 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ServerGenius
I can understand exactly what you're saying. It depends what you are looking
for. If you like to cruise and just enjoy you'll want a different car than if you
like a challenge and play with the power/performance of a car. You got to
pick the car that fits to what you want from a car. Ask 10 owners of ferraris
with different models and you'll get 10 different opinions to what you should
buy......all with at least 10 reasons why you should pick a certain type of model.

First decide what you're looking for, then testdrive cars till you find what appeals
you the most that's 100 times more important than what other people
might think about your choice. You are the one who's going to drive it.....that's all that counts.

:thumbsup


Very well said :thumbsup

ServerGenius 05-12-2006 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gregtx
I believe that is the F430 in that pic above.. not the 360;)

funny to read all of the expert Ferrari opinions in this thread.. i'd bet that 90% of those opinions have done nothing but oogled over one at a car show and read road and track articles...

Rochard.. personally you look more like the 308 GTS Magnum PI style ;)

its not just owning a ferrari.. its maintaning it that costs the $$$.. IIRC brads oil change and tune up was around $7k... (360 F1)

I don't own a Ferrari and never have.....I did race them a LOT....yes that's
right I've raced GT races on tracks in OTHER people's their Ferrari.

Jarmusch 05-12-2006 02:17 PM

Get the F430!!

Rochard 05-12-2006 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RhiannonAPM
So when do I get my ride?? :)

Any day of the week......

deniska 05-12-2006 02:22 PM

F430 the only way to roll
http://www.iforged.com/albums/album12/f430sypder.jpg

Rochard 05-12-2006 02:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KRL
Just keep in mind, a Ferrari is a fun after hours / weekend car, but not very practical for an everday car.

There's a reason why you see so many for sell with low mileage within a year after guys buy them.

And depending on your body build they aren't very comfortable.

And you have to be sure you're near a good service shop or have a mechanic that specializes in exotics and be prepared to layout lots of cash to maintain it properly.

The car I currently have isn't much of a daily driver. It's got way too much power to the rear tires, the back end slips out if I get anywhere near agreesive with it, it handles like crap, and is dangerous in the rain.

I rarely have a passenger with me, so a two seater is fine.

jimmy-3-way 05-12-2006 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrettJ
You would know =) Anyway, yeh there is typically a waiting list and once you take possession you can usually sell it for more money than you bought it for since there is some guy that just came into a bunch of money and he wants the car immediately

Yeah uh *cough, cough* I don't know anybody like that.

Why the hell would I know? I don't even drive. But, you know. I hear things. From guys. At the office.

DatingGold 05-12-2006 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ServerGenius
The F355 is more exclusive and holds its value better than a 360 Modena.
The 360 Modena has a become a rich people fashion car. As mentioned
by someone else it's still a nice car but it has lost the raw character of ferrari.
Too many consessions have been made to make it an every day drivable car.
Handling is not what you'd expect from a real ferrari. The F355 is a real ferrari.
You have to work in the car to really enjoy it and it is less forgiving for driver
mistakes. A second hand F355 sells a lot better than a 360 modena. Ferrari
fanatics would pic a F355 any day over a modena.

Don't get me wrong a 360 Modena is still a nice car....but if you could pick
I'd go fir a F355 without a shadow of a doubt.

Rochard don't just take suggestions from what people tell you. It all depends
on your driving skills/style and what you are looking for. Take your time
and make sure you test several ferraris before picking one. A good dealer
will arrange this for you. A Ferrari test drive IS NOT A BLOCK AROUND THE
DEALERSHIP. Make sure you can do a decent test drive where you are able
to explore the car and its perfomance.

:2 cents:

Correct me if I'm wrong but it's obvious you haven't driven both.

Manowar 05-12-2006 03:11 PM

the 360 is so sweet

VicD 05-12-2006 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rochard
The recent changes in my life combined with the fact that the value of my house in Phoenix has doubled in the past three years has left me with a huge pile of cash - and the time has come to forfill a lifetime dream of owning a Ferrari.

This weekend I'm flying down to SOCAL to start looking for my first Ferrari. I'm currently being guided by a friend in Phoenix who owns one, but I'm open to any advice anyone is willing to give.

This is Paul's Ferrari; Paul owns amateurallure.com in Phoenix and this is what I have in mind.

http://www.rochardsbunnyranch.com/rock/ferrari.jpg

I thought there was no money in porn :)

ServerGenius 05-12-2006 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DatingGold
Correct me if I'm wrong but it's obvious you haven't driven both.

Let me correct you then as I have, will post pics tomorrow to prove it if you
doubt my word. :winkwink:

DatingGold 05-12-2006 03:12 PM

I spent $360k on a F430 Spider. I hope your big pile of cash is BIG.

Whatever you do, don't wimp out and get a coupe. Get the spider.

Don't get a 355 the maintenance will suck, and its too outdated. Anyone that buys one of those now, can't afford a Ferrari and shouldn't be buying one.

360 Spider is a nice ride, but if you can get in a F430 you will notice a nice difference in power. Also the F1 transmission in the F430 kicks butt on the 360 and the 355 can't even compare.

That's my :2 cents:

Manowar 05-12-2006 03:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by marketsmart
360 spider.... thats the one to get...

that's a 430 dude

Vitasoy 05-13-2006 05:51 AM

That ride makes me wet

Nick 05-13-2006 05:58 AM

:thumbsup Nice Choice Dude!

E$_manager 05-13-2006 06:04 AM

Good luck, Rochard!
Next pic will be you and Ferrary together.

vod 05-13-2006 07:38 AM

Rochard - get the F50

http://www.ferraricars.org/img/ferra...duction-01.jpg

http://www.fantasycars.com/Ferrari_F50/fr1.jpg

the Enzo is always a good pic, how much do you have to play with ?

http://www.carstickerpro.com/~exotic...778899-1sm.jpg


this car is also very hot and i'm sure not affordable for many.
http://digilander.libero.it/Logiko20....3%20-%204.jpg

ffmihai 05-13-2006 07:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Minte
Whatever you get enjoy it.Italians make nice cars.I personally drove the 360 and the Lambo on the same day and ended up with the Lambo.


There is one warning.If you go with Ferrari,parking it in front of a Starbucks will get you fired from adult.com and banned from GFY!

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Basic_man 05-13-2006 07:55 AM

One paysite and your friend can buy a Ferrari? wow!

Manowar 05-13-2006 08:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Basic_man
One paysite and your friend can buy a Ferrari? wow!

amateurallure is one of the biggest single ones around

Rochard 05-13-2006 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vicd
I thought there was no money in porn :)

Eight years ago I was running a small circle of free sites and making beer money. Lensman's company was located in Pleasanton, blocks from where I lived. I was an affiliate of Lensman's and they were looking for a webmaster so I get an email from Tanker asking me if I was interested in working for them as a webmaster.

My response was "There is no money in porn".

And I was wrong.

Spunky 05-13-2006 10:27 AM

Congrats man..awesome

s9ann0 05-13-2006 11:04 AM

I think I'd go for a top of the range 911 if I had the dough

GTS Mark 05-13-2006 11:12 AM

Wow good for you Rochard! I would love to buy a Ferrari but the insurance cost alone for that car would give you a nosebleed LOL!

DH

buddyjuf 05-13-2006 11:41 AM

congrats yo, I myself am a huge fan of the 360 Spider or the new F430s

however, and this is however, I would pick a Gallardo over the ferraris :P


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