Brand New Ferrari -where to get them serviced?
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Thanks razor61, why didnt i think of that? Thought i could save a few quid by mabe getting it done at Halfords. I know it would blow the warranty but what the hell.
sorry Huey meister!!
sorry Huey meister!!
Mine (F430) doesn't need servicing but I'M SO INSECURE I FEEL I NEED TO TELL EVERYBODY I'VE GOT A FAST CAR AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR MY TINY PENIS.
Actually I think there's something wrong with mine. Whenever I take it out it seems to depreciate by about £1000.
What? Your penis?
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Actually I think there's something wrong with mine. Whenever I take it out it seems to depreciate by about £1000.
What? Your penis?
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Metallic Pink sounds good. Anyone know any backstreet spray shops while we're at it? Anyone know if they would do a deal for the service and do my Breitling for nothing?
WEBF my penis depreciates by about £1000 every time i take it out too.
Metallic Pink sounds good. Anyone know any backstreet spray shops while we're at it? Anyone know if they would do a deal for the service and do my Breitling for nothing?
WEBF my penis depreciates by about £1000 every time i take it out too.
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Tigs2,
Provided Halfords can get the equivalent cambelt, getting the 360 serviced there shouldn't be detrimental to the Ferrari warranty.
However, if I were you, I would stay at the location during the work and insist that you were in the car during the inevitable 'test drive'.
Because of the Halford service engineer mentality, I would rather take mine to a recommended 'back street' garage to get the work done. Mainly because they will have a passion for the brand and treat her with respect.
Every penny saved on the service, means more left over for the fuel tank!!
SS
Provided Halfords can get the equivalent cambelt, getting the 360 serviced there shouldn't be detrimental to the Ferrari warranty.
However, if I were you, I would stay at the location during the work and insist that you were in the car during the inevitable 'test drive'.
Because of the Halford service engineer mentality, I would rather take mine to a recommended 'back street' garage to get the work done. Mainly because they will have a passion for the brand and treat her with respect.
Every penny saved on the service, means more left over for the fuel tank!!
SS
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Tigs2,
Perhaps EESDL is after a sunday driveout with you!
You could always offer to drive him to the ferrari garage to get the cambelt on your 'new' 360 fixed. It should be part of the warranty. Also get them to upgrade the chip early, which is normally done free of charge once she has a few miles on the clock.
Nice drive isn't she? Although I find the clutch sometimes a tad fierce.
Serious question, where to get good value tyres?
SS
Perhaps EESDL is after a sunday driveout with you!
You could always offer to drive him to the ferrari garage to get the cambelt on your 'new' 360 fixed. It should be part of the warranty. Also get them to upgrade the chip early, which is normally done free of charge once she has a few miles on the clock.
Nice drive isn't she? Although I find the clutch sometimes a tad fierce.
Serious question, where to get good value tyres?
SS
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I recently got a cracking deal on a set of high performance remoulds for my Austin Allegro (Vanden Plas no less), chap in the garage assured me that they were as recommended by Ferrari and Aston Martin. He also showed me the set he'd got on his Skoda Rapide. I couldn't go wrong could I ? £40 for the set.
Seriously though. Obviously depends where you live, but the motoring press always rave about a place called Micheldever Tyres, do a search, you should come up with the place. Never been there myself, there's a good place near St.Ives (Cambs) where I go.
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I recently got a cracking deal on a set of high performance remoulds for my Austin Allegro (Vanden Plas no less), chap in the garage assured me that they were as recommended by Ferrari and Aston Martin. He also showed me the set he'd got on his Skoda Rapide. I couldn't go wrong could I ? £40 for the set.
Seriously though. Obviously depends where you live, but the motoring press always rave about a place called Micheldever Tyres, do a search, you should come up with the place. Never been there myself, there's a good place near St.Ives (Cambs) where I go.
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thank god your on the same wave length. Thought i was going insane! How funny are the replies
Never had a f*****g 360 in my life wish i had done. When i do have one mate you are FIRST for a tour of the uk! promise please pm me!
Tigs2 (ps wont be long actually!)
thank god your on the same wave length. Thought i was going insane! How funny are the replies
Never had a f*****g 360 in my life wish i had done. When i do have one mate you are FIRST for a tour of the uk! promise please pm me!Tigs2 (ps wont be long actually!)
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A mate of mine had a 360 years ago, oh how we laughed, Volvo have made some sh!te cars, but the 340 and the 360 were probably the worst I can remember, I was sure it had a chain driven cam though. ? Believe his was a GLT 5 door.
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A mate of mine had a 360 years ago, oh how we laughed, Volvo have made some sh!te cars, but the 340 and the 360 were probably the worst I can remember, I was sure it had a chain driven cam though. ? Believe his was a GLT 5 door.
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