9 REASONS Why You Should THINK TWICE Before Buying FERRARI

Hey there, AutoHell fans! Today, I want to talk to you about something that's near and dear to every car enthusiast's heart - owning a Ferrari. Now, you might think that owning a Ferrari is all glamour and speed, and while it certainly has its perks, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. Here's why living with one of these Italian exotics may not be for everyone.
Owning a Ferrari Isn't a Walk in the Park Buying and owning a Ferrari isn't for the faint of heart. It can be unnecessarily complicated and infuriatingly frustrating. Even Jay Leno, one of the world's most famous automotive enthusiasts, doesn't own a Ferrari simply because the requirements are too stringent. You can't just stroll into a dealership and drive out in a new Ferrari.
The company has to vet you, and even if you pass the vetting process, the manufacturer prioritizes existing owners. Wealth doesn't matter to Ferrari; loyalty to the brand is paramount. You don't buy a Ferrari; the company chooses to sell you one. If you get lucky and become a first-time owner, there are a few things you need to know about owning and living with the Italian exotic. Here are 9 things to expect as a first-time Ferrari owner.
00:05 - Intro
01:19 - Ferraris Aren't Ideal Daily Drivers
02:08 - Your Ferrari Might Not Be as Fast as You Think
02:31 - Maintenance Costs Can Be Sky-High. Maintaining a Ferrari isn't cheap
03:19 - Ferrari Dictates Who Can Service Your Car
03:54 - Some Ferrari Models Depreciate Rapidly
04:23 - Ferrari May Restrict Your Ability to Resell Your Car
05:03 - Models Sold After 2005 May Have a Brake Fluid Issue
05:33 - Ferrari Might Sue You for Modifying Your Car
06:07 - Ferrari Insurance Doesn't Come Cheap
07:11 - Exhaust Sound
07:32 - Drive Scene