Dealer has a red coupe for £65k. It's immaculate. I wanted black to go with the Diablo & Countach that my friend has. I think most first-time Ferrari owners choose red simply as a status symbol. The black one merges in with traffic so easily you just don't know it's there.

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I can't believe I just wrote that sh!t.

 

You really think you'll get to merge in with the traffic in a Ferrari! you'll just be left sitting in side road hoping to get out.

 

Just had to go out and get fuel, not that I needed it, but I wanted an excuse. Traffic's very accommodating. I got waved at by a 458 driver. Wasn't quite prepared for it!

 

I think most (as I did) choose red for a safety factor of being able to sell on easier. Makes less of a difference on newer ones I think, but there are some colours to avoid.

 

Beautiful colour! I love the Ferrari sound, so distinctive and they sound breathtaking.

There was a F40 at the Pistonheads Sunday Service at Mercedes Benz World at the weekend, was amazing when he accelerated up the road, pops, bangs and flames on the over-run

I'm so getting meself a Ferrari within 10 years...

 

I think most (as I did) choose red for a safety factor of being able to sell on easier. Makes less of a difference on newer ones I think, but there are some colours to avoid.
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A fair point. My entire post was pretty much tongue in cheek. No matter what colour, you can't exactly do "subtle" in one of these...

 

10 years they'll be electric.

 

People let you out all the time if you are in a proper sports car

They want to sit behind, have a look and hear the noise

 

Haha! Will have to get a used one then! I'll buy yours, hahaha!

 

Haha! Will have to get a used one then! I'll buy yours, hahaha!
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