Real funny sale at e-bay..

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=43919

Buy the EVO and get a free Formula One Ferrari... hahahahaha just check the cost..

Miguel

 

hahaha i love it

 

Whoa. I wonder what would happen if somebody actually bid. Would they be able to sue if the seller wasn't able to come up with the ferrari?

Will ferrari even let people resale their F1 cars?

d

 

To hell with the Ferrari, will he sell the Evo for that cheap.

 

Ferrari will sell you one of their F1 cars directly. But that's definately a strange ad.

 

Sort of, but from what I can tell there's a lot of conditions. They seems worried about their racing technology getting out into the open. I wouldn't be the least suprised if they add a clause to the sale that prohibits you from reselling on the open market. Don't you even have to store the cars at THEIR garage?

d

 

Could he swap the engine if I agreed to buy them..?

I want to see how the Ferrari will run with the EVO engine...

 

Yes you can buy a formual 1 ferrari, but they ussually don't sell them until 5-6 years after the season they raced in. This pretty much eliminates the possibility that any of their technology will be stolen (i.e. it take every one else 2-3 years to figure out what they are doing, but by 5 or 6 they all pretty much know). 1.5mill would actually be a pretty reasonable price for a 95' f1 ferrari from what I've seen. There was 1998 ferrari that I saw auctioned recently for 1.2mill without engine. That's the catch by the way, generally the engine is sold seperately from the rest of the car and can easily cost as much as the chassis/suspension/aero componants/gearbox.

 

dude someone bid and sue for big time. lol i would really suck if u did that and he really had the cars hahaha

 

I'm all over it! It's mine so nobody better out bid me!

 

yeh, that's pretty cheap for that price.



hope he gets 5% charge for his sell.

 

wow you know too much... you been shoppin' for one of these puppies?

 

No you could buy couple year old F1 cars, F1 teams develops their "next season" car in the current season so right now they are already working on 2006 spec cars(which btw will be V8 now, booooo). Also the year of the cars are irrelevant since the cars continue to evolve as the season goes on, every race their new development so having a model year for an F1 machine is just a technicality thing.

Here is an article about buying a F1 car: http://www.caranddriver.com/article....&page_number=1

 

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