Man, this channel consistently disappoints me since about mid-2023. In that time, you've produced less than a handful of truly satisfying videos that I would consider entertainment. I sure hope you back off this direction and start producing quality in the way you did every video 2 or more years ago.
@dingleyfarm I would have to disagree there. I liked German, don't get me wrong, but I like winning formulas (buy cars low, sell for profit) and Craig and his family more. I like people who copy and change slightly winning formulas that work for other people. Why we haven't seen a - Craig travels 1k miles away by air and drives a cool find back to the dealership - is beyond me. Works really good for VGG and others! I've commented a few times over the year that there is money to be made by going up to Canada (my country) and importing cars back to the US. I've never heard it mentioned in a video. It's like he's against the idea of making money sometimes. I'd understand if it made cool content, but i wouldn't call broken down Ferrari's and fire sales on Audi eTrons "good content". He doesn't value our suggestions.
I only do that now when I have low expectations and needs. Like for a parts car, salvage, or a project car. I like to stick with what I can fix and a Ferrari is definitely not something that I want to fix for resale. Too far outside of my lane!
Especially at 58k or whatever. Then he can spend 3 videos whining, calling and berating the auction rep to find out that it was a hose that cut after it was delivered. Remember all that coolant running down the road? It arrived full.
This guy has supposedly been doing this for years, yet he continues to worship the AUDI, and Ferrari junk, then complains about the cost of fixing this crap. I leased a new Audi A6 three years ago, which was gone after a year, never again, I learned a hard lesson. This guy has much more dollars than sense.
Ferrari isn’t even junk. It’s just not a regular DD it’s a high performance vehicle that you get a proper PPI on and cover yourself when you buy, you don’t buy them unseen randomly from auctions then cry when they’re in bad shape. If you buy a 70% depreciated ANYTHING that’s 20+ years old from an auction you’re not going to expect it to be working properly. Ferraris just cost more and he can’t stomach that.
3yrs or 30k for timing belt change. those cars alot of money to maintain properly. Think i will own cars i can use and enjoy without costing me a fortune.
The guy at shop looks that serviced the Ferrari looks honest and knowledgeable, Don't take it to your heart Craig, just enjoy your new car and your new life. Love Logan, reminds me of my kid.
The arbitration representative was a graduate of the Insurance College. Their motto - "Deny, Deny, Deny - again!" You would have had a better chance of having UnitedHealth approve a rectal procedure than to get this guy to help you in the least. 🤣
“As-is” means as is. The old auctioneer saying “if it breaks into two pieces after you buy it, you own both halves.” It’s a 20 year old Italian super car sold at a wholesale auction. In my opinion, this can’t be put on the auction. They represented it red light. You bought it with the price reflecting that risk level. If you’re looking for as is home runs, Ferrari is definitely not the place to look.
I liked your last few words: "I should've known better". Too funny. Well... you'll get your content. Which translates to income. But your reputation constant suffers.
Seriously, when you buy a car sight unseen, you clearly set yourself up for this type of thing. I have bought many cars I found on ebay. But, I never send a dime without getting on a plane and flying across the country to personally inspect the car. Sometimes I have bought the car, sometimes I've passed. Well worth 1 day and an airplane ticket.
So many red flags here. DEALER AUCTION meaning they already looked it over and said nah, not worth fixing, then it being an ONLINe AUCTION without getting to see it in person, and lastly RED LIGHT auction……you pretty much had it coming.
Replacing a coolant hose isn’t to bad for a 20 year old Ferrari. Seems like you found a good Mechanic. I’d be pretty happy with this 360, especially considering the purchase price. I’m not a yellow car guy either but it works on this car. The front bumper damage is a bummer. I’d probably just run it thru Mecum at Kissimmee (1/7-1/19) with a 88k reserve, maybe drop it to 83k if the bidding is close.
I am just glad someone pushes back on these companies. Even if nothing comes out of it, its good to call out stuff that isn't right, even if it wasn't their fault.
Bro said bringing back original content and then shows up with another broken Ferrari video lol. It is very refreshing to hear someone (mechanic) who actually has some understanding about cars on these videos.
I feel your frustration, Craig. As a dealer myself up in Canada, had the same shituation with a red light Promaster with a bad head gasket (undisclosed) and nobody admitted that they knew anything about it. Bought from an auction and tried to make the same phone call and had the same result. "nothing we can do". And this isn't fair at all!! Luckily I was able to wholesale it and recover 80% of my money but everything was disclosed from my end to the new buyer. Anyways, good on ya for trying at least. I really want to hold these smaller auction companies liable for what they are running through their lanes, they need to be more informed on what they are acquiring before they are run through. Nice car though. I hope you get to enjoy it soon!!
And it doesn’t bother him one bit. This dude has the camera on 24/7 and can’t remember yesterday from tomorrow His videos jump from 2 years ago to the future and no one can keep up
Hey Craig, just an idea next time you’re at the body shop like that you should do a metallic yellow paint job on that Ferrari of yours and to make it pop in the sun light with a ppf Avalon King added on it the water beads right off 😊
I know 5 k is a lot of money but I was expecting a much higher bill. What would Ferrari have charged for all those services? Nice seeing you and the family at PBI 👍👍. All the best in florida and the new auto journey your starting
Actually, Craig did it like a real man. He understood the way he bought the vehicle "as is" and moved on. The other person who bought the veloster took no responsibility and made a video to cry like a little girl.
If it started blowing hoses left and right, there's a high chance the exhaust gasses are in your cooling system.... Especially since it was overheating. If that's the case it would obviously need a complete engine rebuild due to blown gasket / warped block or even cracked head if someone went to town with it while it was overheating.
I'll never understand buying used cars sight-unseen...!?! I've never bought anything online for that exact reason, I can't see it...!!!!! This is 100% on the buyer...!!! Why on earth would you not go look at something before buying it...?!?
I just bought a Volvo from an online dealer auction. Green light, didn't get a chance to test drive it until 3 days after the arb window because I was out of town for Christmas. Sure enough the transmission hard shifts and drops into neutral. I just sent in the arb request I'm crossing my fingers they help me out on this one. If they don't I'm screwed, I paid for a green light car and if I'm stuck with it I have to sell it as a red light car. Absolutely burning money and this is far from the first time this has happened and I'm getting real tired of it.
The car was bought sight unseen and red light, or red tagged...anyway, you assume risks when doing so. I don't think Craig should be acting like a crappy customer under these circumstances.
@@andydhillon1977 no he didn't, he could have bought a Ferrari that wasn't red light and be able to arbitrate it. But instead he bought a red light one and he knows exactly what that means, AS-IS
Any repair bill on a Ferrari involving the engine that is only $5000 should be considered a bargain. Especially since the timing belts were also serviced along with fixing the coolant leaks. Sounds like the shop is a good one!
Save your money and buy a poster of a Ferrari. You will save lots of money, time and heartache. It will even act like a real Ferrari, it won't run! You will be way ahead of the game.
Did they perform a block test to see if there are HC’s in the cooling system ? The fact it is bursting hoses right after starting up means it could have excessive pressure and is just finding the weakest links in the system. You may have bigger problems epically if it was overheated multiple times.
Five grand for pump, belts ,service and new hoses on a Ferrari is no surprize plus it adds value to resale, I would be more worried about the depreciation on your truck and Corvette.
All i can say, And you would know Craig is to Buy an R35, and no more headaches. It is fairly easy to get it to 800HP and it starts every time, I had a similar Journey until I got my R33 GTR. Similar to your R33, But not. Good Luck with El Ferrari, Regards for the New Year.
I was right about the overheating issue. Wish I could afford to buy it from you when it's all fixed. I just don't have the finances to realistically purchase a Ferrari right now.
Ok now that I have watched the video; this is not a big deal and the hose may not have been fully cut thru when it was inspected. The service was just a good idea and it is now a selling point. The overheat problem could have been fixed in under 30 minutes on a lift. So arbitration not necessary or warranted. If that is the only problem you encounter with this vehicle then its a good buy in my opinion.
I think you still have the case because they falsely advertised it without mentioning the overhating issue, even though the car was "AS IS". However, they know people won't waste money on lawyers, lawsuits unless someone has a case. I would never however buy it sight unseen 58k with the listed car "as is" ... but that is why I am not a car dealer :)
It is a 20 plus year old vehicle. You bought as is. Inspection report gives you a general idea of vehicle. It is possible that the problem didn’t reveal itself at the time. I helped a friend on a cros country move. Had car checked out before we left with all ok. Air intake hose failed on day 2. The vehicle is 10 years old. You are in the business and should know these things.
just take it to a exotic shop and get a full diagnostic inspection... i was a Audi tech for many yrs and i did pre-purchase and after purchase inspections alllll the time. just pay the fee and have it diagnosed. that should be standard course of action of every auction vehicle you buy.
The shop hit your car while it was stored there? I had two shops do that to me.. and hope I wouldn’t notice.. like the red light guy they will deny, deny, deny.. if you can convince them it wasn’t like that when you dropped it off your bill may drop to zero.. you should video the part when you approach the owner of the shop and ask him what happened?
I’m no mechanic and I am well aware that mechanics overcharge for easy repairs but dealing with a Ferrari it’s understood that whatever you are getting done, your bill will be a minimum of $5000
You are a complete hater…😂 follows a man to talk negative about him. That’s very effeminate… if you don’t like someone or their content.. DONT WATCH clown🤡!
You obviously don’t know anything about the car business at ALL😂. You’re Speaking like a true nincompoop🤡 & a certified hater…😂 follows a man to talk negative about him. That’s very effeminate… if you don’t like someone or their content.. DONT WATCH clown🤡!
Not knowing how much over heating driving prior to Craig buying it, would have thought pulling the heads and having them checked over would have been a good idea.....
The Urus is very cool, but I just recently read a head-to-head comparison from Car & Driver that compared 6 or 7 different things between the Urus and the RSQ8, and the RSQ8 came out the winner. Have you driven one yet?
Hey Craig I would take this car to Omega Auto Clinic in Kansas and have the Car Wizard fix it and will be fixed right. i would have it shipped to the Car Wizard.
Hmmm. Smells fishy. Like the ocean. Repair bill should have some explanation of why it's $5,000. That can be looked over. The real question, wtf happened to the bumper! Was the car joy rode, bumped into by something, or replaced with that cracked bumper.! 😮 Looking for higher end sales can be worse then the poor guy tryna buy a Ford Taurus. Craig, take a moment for yourself, you're trying to get rid of headaches, not buy more of them.!! Oh gosh, this is gonna be a wild ride I can see already.
You have had three Ferrari's, two lake houses, one Bentley, and zero microphones since I've started watching this channel. It's time.
The mechanic is camera friendly. I would recommend using these guys for future videos.
Buys Ferrari sight unseen, surprised when its garbage. Genius
You are a complete hater…😂 follows a man to talk negative about him. That’s very effeminate
It was an auction that a dealer claimed to be fine? Dealers are like that.
It was a hose, so the whole car is garbage?
Emotions over brains.
Man, this channel consistently disappoints me since about mid-2023. In that time, you've produced less than a handful of truly satisfying videos that I would consider entertainment. I sure hope you back off this direction and start producing quality in the way you did every video 2 or more years ago.
spot on!
It has definitely gone downhill...! I used to never miss a video, but, that has changed...!!!
German took the magic with him
@dingleyfarm I would have to disagree there. I liked German, don't get me wrong, but I like winning formulas (buy cars low, sell for profit) and Craig and his family more. I like people who copy and change slightly winning formulas that work for other people. Why we haven't seen a - Craig travels 1k miles away by air and drives a cool find back to the dealership - is beyond me. Works really good for VGG and others! I've commented a few times over the year that there is money to be made by going up to Canada (my country) and importing cars back to the US. I've never heard it mentioned in a video. It's like he's against the idea of making money sometimes. I'd understand if it made cool content, but i wouldn't call broken down Ferrari's and fire sales on Audi eTrons "good content". He doesn't value our suggestions.
@@kelbale but you all are here watching. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Buying online without seeing in person on a red light car is nuts
I only do that now when I have low expectations and needs. Like for a parts car, salvage, or a project car. I like to stick with what I can fix and a Ferrari is definitely not something that I want to fix for resale. Too far outside of my lane!
Especially at 58k or whatever. Then he can spend 3 videos whining, calling and berating the auction rep to find out that it was a hose that cut after it was delivered. Remember all that coolant running down the road? It arrived full.
he's pretty crazy now he lives in Florida 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Depends on what auctions you deal with.
@@mikythesaint6507 He left his liberal state for Florida, like so many others.
Looking at the bright side, all of your subscribers saw this coming a mile away. Craig... it's good to see that you're back.
The more I see these videos the more I love my 2006 Honda CR-V with 57,000 miles.
😂 True! These cars aren't worth the hassle.
Same thinking here. My 2004 Z06 corvette with 46k miles is worth the hassle.
my 2017 RAV4 just hit 50,000 miles yesterday.......
The first minute that mechanic started speaking, you can tell that his shop is the perfect place to work on a 20 year old Ferrari....nice find Craig.
To bad he isn’t careful when moving the cars around
I was once told that if I couldn't afford a new Ferrari, I couldn't afford a used one.
Lucky to have found a mechanic like that to work on those things!
You remember when you sold a guy in NH a car “as is” and he soon had problems? Glad your fix wasn’t crazy expensive.
Dude hot rods a used hyundia, breaks it and blames Creigh 😅
This guy has supposedly been doing this for years, yet he continues to worship the AUDI, and Ferrari junk, then complains about the cost of fixing this crap. I leased a new Audi A6 three years ago, which was gone after a year, never again, I learned a hard lesson. This guy has much more dollars than sense.
Ferrari isn’t even junk. It’s just not a regular DD it’s a high performance vehicle that you get a proper PPI on and cover yourself when you buy, you don’t buy them unseen randomly from auctions then cry when they’re in bad shape. If you buy a 70% depreciated ANYTHING that’s 20+ years old from an auction you’re not going to expect it to be working properly. Ferraris just cost more and he can’t stomach that.
He does it for the views. He realized making videos on crappy cars is way more lucrative than flipping reasonable cars.
This mechanic is top notch, good find and hope he's in future videos. Good vid!
...on today's episode of dude trying to play way outside of his sandbox is shocked at how much it actually costs...
3yrs or 30k for timing belt change. those cars alot of money to maintain properly. Think i will own cars i can use and enjoy without costing me a fortune.
Exactly my thoughts 😅 but hey the expert says it’s because is a track car 🙄
The guy at shop looks that serviced the Ferrari looks honest and knowledgeable, Don't take it to your heart Craig, just enjoy your new car and your new life. Love Logan, reminds me of my kid.
The arbitration representative was a graduate of the Insurance College. Their motto - "Deny, Deny, Deny - again!"
You would have had a better chance of having UnitedHealth approve a rectal procedure than to get this guy to help you in the least. 🤣
“As-is” means as is. The old auctioneer saying “if it breaks into two pieces after you buy it, you own both halves.” It’s a 20 year old Italian super car sold at a wholesale auction. In my opinion, this can’t be put on the auction. They represented it red light. You bought it with the price reflecting that risk level. If you’re looking for as is home runs, Ferrari is definitely not the place to look.
Like your video content , you show the good and the bad . You're incredibly fair with people , I respect that .
You’re so talented at this! Keep doing your thing.
Stop buying Ferraris
Buys $150k Chevy and a $30k Ferrari and complains about service
Stop buying $hitbox Ferraris.
Just another week of crying wheels
Best advice is always heard after the fact
@@mikeyvang6488. And YOU are watching. 🤣🤣
F all the hate, I like this dudes vids. Every time I check comments just straight hate, it’s crazy.
Agreed
Yeah I’ve made this same comment several times over the last few months.
They're all successful business owners and nothing ever goes wrong in their perfectly smooth running profitable businesses 😅
Yea because ususeful people hate on others because they don't have what it take to be where hes at.
Just wondering how he got rich, it cant be the car business 🤔
I liked your last few words: "I should've known better". Too funny. Well... you'll get your content. Which translates to income. But your reputation constant suffers.
Nothing solved , but an car shop infomercial
Seriously, when you buy a car sight unseen, you clearly set yourself up for this type of thing.
I have bought many cars I found on ebay. But, I never send a dime without getting on a plane and flying across the country to personally inspect the car. Sometimes I have bought the car, sometimes I've passed. Well worth 1 day and an airplane ticket.
at the end of the day. you brother took it like a man and deal with it... kuddos brother.
You know what they say. If it's to go to be true, it is! I hope you can get things set right.
So many red flags here. DEALER AUCTION meaning they already looked it over and said nah, not worth fixing, then it being an ONLINe AUCTION without getting to see it in person, and lastly RED LIGHT auction……you pretty much had it coming.
Can’t believe how awesome this is, you rock!
Replacing a coolant hose isn’t to bad for a 20 year old Ferrari. Seems like you found a good Mechanic. I’d be pretty happy with this 360, especially considering the purchase price. I’m not a yellow car guy either but it works on this car. The front bumper damage is a bummer.
I’d probably just run it thru Mecum at Kissimmee (1/7-1/19) with a 88k reserve, maybe drop it to 83k if the bidding is close.
I am just glad someone pushes back on these companies. Even if nothing comes out of it, its good to call out stuff that isn't right, even if it wasn't their fault.
Id be concerned that as soon as they sealed up your cooling system the lines all started bursting. Too much pressure?
Bro said bringing back original content and then shows up with another broken Ferrari video lol. It is very refreshing to hear someone (mechanic) who actually has some understanding about cars on these videos.
Hello from Port Saint Lucie. Love the videos/content. I’ve been watching for along time! Keep it up!
Hi neighbor
@@FlyingWheels👋
As Idris Afonina once said, you rock buddy!
I feel your frustration, Craig. As a dealer myself up in Canada, had the same shituation with a red light Promaster with a bad head gasket (undisclosed) and nobody admitted that they knew anything about it. Bought from an auction and tried to make the same phone call and had the same result. "nothing we can do". And this isn't fair at all!! Luckily I was able to wholesale it and recover 80% of my money but everything was disclosed from my end to the new buyer. Anyways, good on ya for trying at least. I really want to hold these smaller auction companies liable for what they are running through their lanes, they need to be more informed on what they are acquiring before they are run through. Nice car though. I hope you get to enjoy it soon!!
All it was was a popped hose that probably got damaged during transport
@ yes! Stuff happens. You win some you lose some!😑
You got to assume a red light car is messed up
2 hoses mm building pressure where it should be? Cracks or a head gasket
I cant keep up with what old news ,whats new news.
I see the cyber truck weeks after you sold it.
And it doesn’t bother him one bit. This dude has the camera on 24/7 and can’t remember yesterday from tomorrow
His videos jump from 2 years ago to the future and no one can keep up
Dude! My heart sank when you showed the bumper at the end.. Ugh!! Will certainly watch the next one to hear what happened.
Hey Craig, just an idea next time you’re at the body shop like that you should do a metallic yellow paint job on that Ferrari of yours and to make it pop in the sun light with a ppf Avalon King added on it the water beads right off 😊
You found a great shop , you got so lucky.
as is, is as is.
The guy who bought the Hyundai Veloster is watching this video and laughing his ass off!
You should get the manual conversion kit for it from EAG
Wish my biggest problem was my Ferrari overheating. Poor thing...
I know 5 k is a lot of money but I was expecting a much higher bill. What would Ferrari have charged for all those services? Nice seeing you and the family at PBI 👍👍. All the best in florida and the new auto journey your starting
Veloster Karma 😂
Exactly he fucked that guy over and basically said sorry buddy as is lol
Actually, Craig did it like a real man. He understood the way he bought the vehicle "as is" and moved on. The other person who bought the veloster took no responsibility and made a video to cry like a little girl.
🥳 Happy New Year Craig
Thanks Craig!
There’s a really famous phrase that goes: Play Ferrari Games…You Will Pay Ferrari Prices !! 🤦🏻♂️😁
If it started blowing hoses left and right, there's a high chance the exhaust gasses are in your cooling system.... Especially since it was overheating. If that's the case it would obviously need a complete engine rebuild due to blown gasket / warped block or even cracked head if someone went to town with it while it was overheating.
"Track ready at all times" booyah.
Happy new year pro regards from Holland
Gorgeous Lamborghini Jalpa. I want an '86 without the wing.
I spent Christmas in Miami, I am so jealous, I'm ready to give NH up 🙂
Just know this, back in 2004 a yellow 360 spider was the the belle of the ball.
Still is
I'll never understand buying used cars sight-unseen...!?! I've never bought anything online for that exact reason, I can't see it...!!!!! This is 100% on the buyer...!!! Why on earth would you not go look at something before buying it...?!?
I'd be concerned about the other hoses that failed after the repair. Have a feeling a future video will include head gasket testing.
I just bought a Volvo from an online dealer auction. Green light, didn't get a chance to test drive it until 3 days after the arb window because I was out of town for Christmas. Sure enough the transmission hard shifts and drops into neutral. I just sent in the arb request I'm crossing my fingers they help me out on this one. If they don't I'm screwed, I paid for a green light car and if I'm stuck with it I have to sell it as a red light car. Absolutely burning money and this is far from the first time this has happened and I'm getting real tired of it.
I used to want a 360 before craigs videos, thank you for saving me that mistake 😂
Have a good new years.
Great stuff thanks.
The car was bought sight unseen and red light, or red tagged...anyway, you assume risks when doing so. I don't think Craig should be acting like a crappy customer under these circumstances.
I will bet money you would change your opinion had it happened to you. 😂
He had a legitimate claim.
@@andydhillon1977 no he didn't, he could have bought a Ferrari that wasn't red light and be able to arbitrate it. But instead he bought a red light one and he knows exactly what that means, AS-IS
I feel ur pain but be smart with your purchases. Love these videos.
Any repair bill on a Ferrari involving the engine that is only $5000 should be considered a bargain. Especially since the timing belts were also serviced along with fixing the coolant leaks. Sounds like the shop is a good one!
Comments are Rough! This Guy Is fair. Great Content...
Great Video! That bumper is a real bummer. Some Karen has some explaining to do.
when i see a deal on a Ferrari i watch your videos. Keep them coming it is pausing my purchase.
Appreciate that! Glad I can help.🤣
Save your money and buy a poster of a Ferrari. You will save lots of money, time and heartache. It will even act like a real Ferrari, it won't run! You will be way ahead of the game.
Surely you get a low key battery warning on your dash.
It’s fun watching you spend money.
Did they perform a block test to see if there are HC’s in the cooling system ? The fact it is bursting hoses right after starting up means it could have excessive pressure and is just finding the weakest links in the system. You may have bigger problems epically if it was overheated multiple times.
Five grand for pump, belts ,service and new hoses on a Ferrari is no surprize plus it adds value to resale, I would be more worried about the depreciation on your truck and Corvette.
All i can say, And you would know Craig is to Buy an R35, and no more headaches. It is fairly easy to get it to 800HP and it starts every time, I had a similar Journey until I got my R33 GTR. Similar to your R33, But not. Good Luck with El Ferrari, Regards for the New Year.
I was right about the overheating issue. Wish I could afford to buy it from you when it's all fixed. I just don't have the finances to realistically purchase a Ferrari right now.
Ok now that I have watched the video; this is not a big deal and the hose may not have been fully cut thru when it was inspected. The service was just a good idea and it is now a selling point. The overheat problem could have been fixed in under 30 minutes on a lift. So arbitration not necessary or warranted. If that is the only problem you encounter with this vehicle then its a good buy in my opinion.
Buying a Ferrari on line. What could go wrong?
So what did the PRE PURCHASE INSPECTION tell you?
🤔Which auction company and what location? Was it a high line exotic Manheim auction and was it at the Manheim Pennsylvania location?
Sounds like combustion gases in the cooling system from a bad head gasket causing hoses to burst.
Car over heats instantly but walks away from car to shop with it running. lol
Craig im just happy to see you in flip flops in the winter lol
I think you still have the case because they falsely advertised it without mentioning the overhating issue, even though the car was "AS IS".
However, they know people won't waste money on lawyers, lawsuits unless someone has a case. I would never however buy it sight unseen 58k with the listed car "as is" ... but that is why I am not a car dealer :)
I broken hose could have been easily identified before taking it to a mechanic
It is a 20 plus year old vehicle. You bought as is. Inspection report gives you a general idea of vehicle. It is possible that the problem didn’t reveal itself at the time.
I helped a friend on a cros country move. Had car checked out before we left with all ok.
Air intake hose failed on day 2. The vehicle is 10 years old.
You are in the business and should know these things.
You are the most deserving person to have this happen as I've watched you do the same thing to people who just bought a much needed commuter.
Don’t stress about all these comments just slowly transition back glad you going back a little but at the end of the day you do you
just take it to a exotic shop and get a full diagnostic inspection... i was a Audi tech for many yrs and i did pre-purchase and after purchase inspections alllll the time. just pay the fee and have it diagnosed. that should be standard course of action of every auction vehicle you buy.
The shop hit your car while it was stored there? I had two shops do that to me.. and hope I wouldn’t notice.. like the red light guy they will deny, deny, deny.. if you can convince them it wasn’t like that when you dropped it off your bill may drop to zero.. you should video the part when you approach the owner of the shop and ask him what happened?
I’m no mechanic and I am well aware that mechanics overcharge for easy repairs but dealing with a Ferrari it’s understood that whatever you are getting done, your bill will be a minimum of $5000
Short and to the point. Thanks
Buying without checking it out first....Brilliant way to succeed 😂.
You are a complete hater…😂 follows a man to talk negative about him. That’s very effeminate… if you don’t like someone or their content.. DONT WATCH clown🤡!
You obviously don’t know anything about the car business at ALL😂. You’re Speaking like a true nincompoop🤡 & a certified hater…😂 follows a man to talk negative about him. That’s very effeminate… if you don’t like someone or their content.. DONT WATCH clown🤡!
The Ferrari thrill is just an illusion.
You mean delusion?
I would be replacing the hose and croad testing it for a few weeks before doing more services to it.
"It isn't a Ferrari...." The Vette actually works😂😂😂.
Not knowing how much over heating driving prior to Craig buying it, would have thought pulling the heads and having them checked over would have been a good idea.....
Hello from Colorado……
The Urus is very cool, but I just recently read a head-to-head comparison from Car & Driver that compared 6 or 7 different things between the Urus and the RSQ8, and the RSQ8 came out the winner. Have you driven one yet?
Hey Craig I would take this car to Omega Auto Clinic in Kansas and have the Car Wizard fix it and will be fixed right. i would have it shipped to the Car Wizard.
Daytona yellow is a very nice color
Hmmm. Smells fishy. Like the ocean. Repair bill should have some explanation of why it's $5,000. That can be looked over. The real question, wtf happened to the bumper! Was the car joy rode, bumped into by something, or replaced with that cracked bumper.! 😮
Looking for higher end sales can be worse then the poor guy tryna buy a Ford Taurus. Craig, take a moment for yourself, you're trying to get rid of headaches, not buy more of them.!!
Oh gosh, this is gonna be a wild ride I can see already.
I think the cylinder heads are warped after all that overheating.