Ety said:For the second time this week I've seen a Ferrari driven crimanaly slow. Today I was stuck behind a realy nice black Ferrari doing like 20 in a 35 zone and swearfed into the other lane. And last weekend pretty much the same thing. I mean why do you spend $100,000 on a car and do that.At least once I get my Stang I can say it goes faster then a Ferrari.
skywalker said:'cause they leased it.
Or it is a valet taking it for a spin.
Or the bosses' car.
Or it's a high class rental.
Or they won a contest and get drive it for a week (like a recent radio station contest here.)
skywalker said:'cause they leased it.
Or it is a valet taking it for a spin.
Or the bosses' car.
Or it's a high class rental.
Or they won a contest and get drive it for a week (like a recent radio station contest here.)
I agree but others may not.Max Power said:Sounds like 5 good reasons to beat the crap out of it to me!!
rbohm said:perhaps the guy that bought it is either too stupid, too inept, or too old to drive it like it should be driven.
t_chelle16 said:Maybe they can't afford a speeding ticket after paying $100,000 for a car.
-Chelle
t_chelle16 said:Or responsible enough to drive it safely and legally.
-Chelle
t_chelle16 said:Or responsible enough to drive it safely and legally.
-Chelle
Banditlead said:Where in CT do you live? Theres a couple Ferrarri's roaming around Milford....
I think they drive it to get the looks, since its hard to stare at a car that is going 100+.
I do remember one time, seeing a Lambo flying down the Merrit Parkway....
t_chelle16 said:Or responsible enough to drive it safely and legally.
-Chelle
t_chelle16 said:Or responsible enough to drive it safely and legally.
-Chelle
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