15 Year Ferrari Warranty - Worth it?

[@davidhidalgo8465]

I bought a 5 year / 100k mile warranty on my C6 corvette for $1,200. I think it was well worth it considering in case the motor blows it's $5k.

[@TheBrokenLife]

Car has 500 miles, is 9 months old (or close), and was around 400 grand... NOTHING should be broken.

[@MrMister1227]

why do people keep buying these faulty ass super cars and not put the manufacturer on blast about their shit quality control?

[@taipeikartman]

MrMister1227 In China they just call a news crew to film them as they pull up to the Mercedes dealership and smash the car with a sledge hammer expressing their dissatisfaction with company. That is a real boss.

[@ThreeReichsandYoureOut]

Rich people love getting fucked in the ass. Even more than the middle class.

[@vdochev]

Because if their supercars never break, there's nothing else to brag about in front of their friends. If you have a parking sensor failure on a Ford Fiesta it's no big deal, but on a $200K Ferrari, that's "tragedy". And be sure to let your friends, and especially colleagues at work, know how much more costs a simple part on a Ferrari compared to the same part on their everyday drivers.

[@TheAventadorSV]

@McLaren's terrible Quality control Also why is it whenever something goes wrong with their personal car these massive youtubers glaze over the issue? Salomondrin's LT Continuous Electric faults, JWW's LT Interior Trim falling off, Shmee's LT Overheating, STG 540C Electrical Faults again, McLaren really has their dick shoved down everyones mouth to keep them quiet.

[@9doggie12]

Well here's the thing they quality is not bad. For example ever car needs and oil change in a Ferrari it's 600 instead of 50 cause they have to pull the engine. The cars are designed to be cheap to repair because if you own it you got the money to spend.

[@pavlo5.055]

Owns multiple supercars still cares about gas prices

[@monkkeye]

Pavlo95 Rich peple are thr cheapest the reason they are rich nothing wrong with it

[@LemmingRush_]

nawzy202 dude if he was cheap he wouldn't own a Ferrari, be real for a second.

[@KassaBlancaTV]

LemmingRush Are you dumb? People own mansions and are still cheap.... Rob owns a lot of cars and is still cheap. Nobody wants to pay more than they have to.

[@BLdontM]

Have to look to save money on shit that you need, so you can use that saved money for fun shit that you actually want.

[@raphymartinez]

Pavlo95 he’s a smart man

[@1jiveturkey1]

Today, Mr. Spaghetti spends a few more noodles to get extra sauce on his main meatball.

[@1jiveturkey1]

Today Mr. Spaghetti wants to extend the noodles on his main meatball. Says he's fettucini afraid-o of a breakdown.

[@heythere221507]

1jiveturkey1 😂😂😂😂

[@jguillermoii]

1jiveturkey1 Lame

[@nonstopper]

dead meme

[@Sizukun1]

500 miles? so you've filled it up maybe twice?

[@ruslantkach123]

Sizukun1 more like 3-4 fill ups

[@Robocop4Ever]

Sizukun1 3 or 4 fill ups... and already broken. I appreciate my 10 year old, 120,000 mile nissan that much more.

[@fordgt2659]

BeastMastaSixtyFo totally different cars and totally different categories

[@Robocop4Ever]

Ford GT I think what we have here is a "failure to communicate."

[@Sizukun1]

4 fill ups? Its gets 125 miles per tank?

[@davidnovosardian6848]

But is it bumper to bumper warranty?

[@kolby4078]

powertrain

[@StevenSVT]

Galatzó lol

[@fordgt2659]

kolby4078 you dont get the joke do ya😂

[@Mrich775]

Its Ferrari, so bumper to bumper,excluding any and all quirks.

[@blu101-o3t]

Foreignspy yeah it's only covers the front & back bumper !

[@Xhalegaming]

Hey ferrari reliability is great! 500 miles and the parking sensors are already broken! lol

[@monkkeye]

Today Mr. Spaghetti explains that longer shelf life for his sauce is not worth it

[@user-hs2hd7wp9g]

I really like these kinds of informative videos, just wanted to point that out before the comment section is submerged by the spaghetti comments.

[@gm92845]

Best warranty I ever got was for my dishwasher, cost $500 in parts and labor to fix for a faulty touch control module. I only bought it for $400 plus $60 5 year warranty. Paid for itself. Just wanted to throw that out there.

[@MastaCrackz]

2.89 for gas and complaining??? Rob come to California

[@360fanboy360]

what the avg price?

[@fordgt2659]

MastaCrackz come to Tennessee.. its like 2.15

[@edgargarcia4897]

MastaCrackz 3.37 for 91 octane where I am at...

[@ArtistNOTRapper]

That's for Regular gas though

[@nickbuchanan9220]

MastaCrackz 3.12 where I'm at

[@VanquishMediaDE]

I bought the extended Maserati 10 year warranty for my 2016 Gran Turismo, paid about 4,000EURO in total for it, thankfully have not had to use it but it is peace of mind to cover my weekend toy. Oil and filter changes are only 350 if you have the factory extended warranty compared to 700 full price.

[@superspeeders]

What would you do?

[@Charlieee]

buy a m3

[@1jiveturkey1]

Get in my main meatball and drive out of the spaghetto.

[@ALoulie]

superspeedersRob stick with my 1.5k mile 2nd hand VW Polo 1.0L 60PS... And cry myself to 62mph in 15.5 seconds :(

[@brandonneider8023]

Factory backed warranties all day. Nothing like dropping off any of my Vehicles at the dealership and not worrying about what the bill is.

[@ashishpatel350]

superspeedersRob be happy the top doesn't break

[@Pellinore]

New Ferraris already get the first 7 years of maintenance covered free. I would probably look at those first 7 years of the cars life worth of maintenance/reliability service to gauge whether or not to get the extended.

[@fredhassenDogtraining]

Yeah, I have a 2013 458 Spider that I have put about 20,000 miles on and have not had any problems worth mentioning.

[@jasonrubio2790]

Throwing it out there, on jimbos channel it was mentioned that you guys were collaborating because you were trying to make the "Rob Ferretti" name more relevant like back in the day and honestly I think that'd be accomplished with more content on "affordable super cars" or even some more content on your older cars and project cars I would love to see more of that thanks

[@radityaindera3442]

Thats why you have to drive the car! Put some miles on it, use it everyday. If you kept it in the garage of course its not making sense because nothing will go wrong yet pay 5k per year to Ferrari :)

[@Bobbydog66]

I actually like that little touch at the end, most youtubers push the "subscribe if you haven't already" but they never address the current subs.

[@KiLLF33D2013]

Yo whats the haps with the house? because im tryna see them weekly progress videos

[@dc6420]

Funny you posted this now. I just bought my first ferrari, a 2011 458 with 13k miles. Have been trying to decide if I need the warranty or not.

[@RNMAutomotiveAddiction]

I'm not sure I get why you are selling the 488 - If you bought it for $383,000 then you paid about $33,000 just in sales tax at a 8.625% rate for NY. Even if you sell for $400k, you are still losing $16,000!

[@thespector8587]

Business write off;)

[@TheDroidKilla]

Mileage restriction? What if you bought a new 488 and drove it 30,000 miles a year.

[@DjStiv3]

TheDroidKilla what idiot drives a car 30k miles a year thats highway all day every damn day. And a ferrari at that

[@TheDroidKilla]

DjStiv3 it was more of a question as to whether the warranty has a milage restriction

[@DjStiv3]

TheDroidKilla i assume so. Every car does. Regular cars are maybe 5 to 10 years 100kmiles or so. I suspect a ferrari costs more but for less miles. No way would they warranty 100k miles. The cost of warranty would be through the roof as repairs would be too so to offset the cost it has to be more. Im curious now what warranties are like for every exotic. Very curious for a mclaren F1

[@austinftwXD]

ive never liked ferrari steering wheels but that black and red wheel at 7:35 looks awesome.

[@Abduldoctor]

My mattress has 25 years of warranty... I'll let that sink in.

[@sii-vii2688]

sink in... i see what you did there

[@bdiddy8239]

Ferrari is my dream car and I probably won't be able to afford one, I do love getting lots of insights about this Italian stallion. Thanks Rob!

[@rashesthippo]

From the podcast to our table over night... Good job!

[@presidenthonor]

But those it have bumper-to-bumper unlimited millage warranty?

[@Midg-td3ty]

Parking sensors fail after 500 miles. There is something called "Kulanz" in Germany where they repair stuff even after the warranty period if they broke if it was unreasonable that those things broke.

[@metallicaX93]

Buy a $100k-500k car and you literally have to spend a shit ton of money a year to maintain, things are always going bad or breaking. Yet you buy a Honda or Toyato and you can just do basic maintenance with no issues for a long time. Small parts breaking that cost like $500-1000 is idiotic even if you have the money, waste of value if the car is prone to issues

[@JohnJames0204]

Do you complain about buying a bottle of water for everyday in 10 years time? No, right? So it's the same with these people who owns exotic cars. They got the money to spend and they don't care because they make a lot more money and paying for repairs on their cars is cheap. They whine or complain but at the end of the day they can afford it because they don't make money like normal people do. Some parents buys a Honda or Toyota for their kids and some buys a Ferrari or Lamborghini so yeah go figure, some people just have more money than you do.

[@FirearmTutorials]

The other thing to consider is the level of performance. Like everything else, to reach that extra 5% of performance over the 95% your cost is nearly exponential. The same is true with aesthetics, the leather and carbon fiber used by Ferrari will certainly cost more than those used by Chevy or Dodge. A good analogy would be men's suits. You can get $150 suit from a Macy's dept store. For all intensive purposes it works just as well as the $3500 Zenga suit, but the cost of materials is different. Some may see the quality in the Zenga, others may not.

[@Bob-1374]

I was told by the Ferrari salesman when I told delivery of my 488 spider that warranty covered everything except “moving parts” in other words the warranty covers almost nothing! And oh yeah when you drop 300K plus you get free oils changes for 7 years and I will guarantee you the dealership will find something wrong for at least $1500 every oil change!

[@markm0000]

I would buy the oldest and highest mileage Ferrari that this warranty covers. I would add the warranty within minutes of transferring ownership. Then I would drive the car into the ground and put 500k miles on it just to prove a point. Ferrari's are reliable and can be used as daily drivers.

[@syenosis]

1) You're overpaying for your watch service. 2) If you wait until it stops working you can have worn out some very pricey parts in that watch, don't wait for the service, it's like skipping oil changes and waiting for the engine to stop working.

[@mtejada1]

Two closest Exxon station to me $3.69 for premium. Travel a little, BP $3.09 for premium. In Central NJ

[@cliffsta87337]

The 550 and 575 maranello are my favorite ferraris. Do you like those to drive or were you not a fan?

[@fictionstv5337]

I really can't wait to see how the house will look like. Maybe you could do a vid about your exotic cars breaking downs during the time you had them and how much it cost you.

[@bob808]

The trouble with McLaren is the limited production (compared to Lamborghini and Ferrari) and lack of independent shops for maintenance. Ferrari is only offering this '15' year warranty because the DCT makes them much more reliable and easier to maintain. (Maybe less or no engine out services for transmission problems). As for electronics, well... LOL

[@FlashManinSpace]

Mr. Spaghetti is the kind of guy to ignore Doug DeMuro's request to review his many Italian meatballs.

[@jaeshim8261]

how does parking sensor possibly break in 500 miles? I jus don't get it.. My new lexus I drove 500 miles within a week. This means my Lexus broke down the first week I bought the car in 500 miles...

[@Sandy-oy2lr]

Just for comparison purposes, I factory ordered my 2013 Z06 new. The dealer wanted to sell me, at a discount, a $2,750 extended warranty-5 years/75,000mi. I declined it. I now believe the HVAC system has developed a couple of issues. Depending on what's wrong, max repair would be $1500 (HVAC module-mode flow control door). I have over 65Kmi on the car. This is the first non road damage issue the car's had since new. Maybe they're not such junky cars as they're made out to be in the press?

[@SchaferTheRicer]

I love how you knock your Corvette constantly for its build quality and you have this that breaks

[@Hubjeep]

Regular is $2.49 here on Long Island.

[@booster_740]

Ferrari and the word "reliable" are something I'd never ever expect to be put together in a sentence until the word "not" is between those two

[@adslf874yti3q7u4hf83]

At 5:30 - the phenomenon that you don't know the name of is called "Price Relativity" and is a part of behavioral economics. There's a good brief primer on it here: www.mymoneyblog.com/price-relativity-and-the-search-for-comparisons.html

[@southbayla3137]

U are pretty much saying buy my car that is not worth what I am asking so I can buy a car that is actually worth it.

[@muskokamike127]

I don't know, those "little" things add up quite quickly at $500 per hour labour.....Hell, to replace sensors on my F150 could cost upwards of $500 each....and don't forget, if a sensor goes, most times you can't drive the car until it's fixed (I'm talking engine, driveline, brakes etc not frivolous ones like parking sensors)

[@DanteL007]

I see many honda Crvs there rob..just passing on your side. New yorkers seems to love these :)

[@MrRocktex1978]

lol I love how at the beginning of the video at the gas station no one knew you were alive even w that beautiful car and filming

[@stkjock]

Mr. Spaghetti fails to recall that NJ raised its gas tax and is no longer so much cheaper than NY.

[@thebobsagetguy]

still much cheaper than ny

[@thepoolisdead7481]

What kind of watch do you own Rob? A PP, Rolex, AP or Richard Mille, because 1,5k for service seems a lot. Go fix it asap though, because you may break the movement even more.

[@---ux8uc]

Service your Panerai... don't wait for it to stop working thats a terrible idea. You're going to end up spending a much larger sum of money at once when it stops working rather than just spending a bit servicing it regularly. Plus when/if you try to sell it prospective buyers will certainly look into the service history.

[@fabledreamor]

Giving Ferrari warranty-purchase advice in a Ferrari dealership like a boss.

[@danielanderson2030]

What about maybe an alternate insurance policy like that offered through Penn fed that covers all the little stuff maybe?

[@tedl2711]

Beautiful wall of steering wheels and brakes behind you. You should have that wall behind you for a more episodes

[@shamoblamo9625]

Where did that lady in the background go? She started walking up that hill and disappeared.

[@MBisFrenchy]

Could you tell me which Porsche dealership you recommend in N.Y./ NJ. I remember with the GT3 you said one in NJ charged to inspect the car for the creaking I believe but it was just due to the change in temperature.

[@CUMHOLDDEZ]

You're at the Mobil gas station in Nyack Ny on rt 59, I live right next to the new time hotel

[@IndependenceCityMotoring]

Question: How can you claim a late model car is reliable? Only time will tell the common issues and engineering flaws on a specific model.

[@scottmelody7577]

Is your battery fully charged? I get that error the time if I don't plug in the charger. The car seems to always drain the battery.

[@ChrisL1971]

Hi Rob, i don't hear anything about required service at Ferrari during warranty.

[@GRACEORT]

That red steering wheel behind you is pretty awesome. Any chance you could ship it over to me in the U.K. please? Lol

[@turbotrana]

I don't come here to watch Mr Ferretti Ferrari videos, I come here to read Mr Spaghetti comments!

[@Fedgery007]

I own a 348. I've had no significant issues with the car. I would argue the older ones are cheaper to keep running than a new one out of warranty. The older ones have much less technology that breaks. That's a big deal.

[@largol33t1]

Jeffrey, I would agree with you. Those steering wheels will cost thousands to replace if something goes wrong with them. If I HAD to use a Ferrari for two weeks, I'd be driving a 1969 Daytona. LOL. I wouldn't touch the new ones from 2016 for example. Just too much fancy stuff that can go wrong...

[@wildman8200]

It also depends on where you live. In my city you better get the 15 year on your Ferrari. The potholes alone will kill your car

[@TheMrIVXX]

Today, Mr. Spaghetti reminds us that we should check GrubStub before spending big noodles on Campbell cream of mushroom over frozen chicken tenders repackaged as chicken scallopini.

[@photosbycharles9880]

This scares me, in the UK the black pump is diesel

[@johnjamesterbeek]

Do you prefer filling gas yourself? Jersey wont allow it right?

[@RackinSlides]

Can you make a video on the lemon law

[@XvFenixvX]

So is it a 15 year/5000 mile warranty? Considering how little these things get driven

[@oXaJeN]

6:40. Probably $100k+ worth of brakes and steering wheels.

[@thebigman4494]

So, the sticker price is 383,000 with 500 miles and something is already wrong with it. Like does it come with it it's own fancy champagne like the 4C

[@Shabnation]

2.79 is pretty good for gas . But i live in cali what do i know

[@vaiojoe]

In this video Ferretti discusses preserving pasta sauce.

[@theSammyM333]

Is that track package worth it? It seems many cars don´t have it.

[@kingmiura8138]

Juan Fangio really deserved the SuperSpeeder name.

[@TypicalToyReviews]

Yeah great and all if you plan on keeping it for 15 years but considering you kept this one for what 3 months

[@DasE30Cuz]

3:48 Is that one of those dragon edition Jeeps? I didn't think anyone would buy one.

[@LuisVazquez-le6nr]

Zach Buchowski I've seen so many. It's so tacky.

[@zacharypaisley]

Are you buying Salomondrin’s featured ford GT at Evan Paul Motorsports?

[@MBisFrenchy]

With the earlier 458 and California the transmission is my only concern since the California early models with 2XK miles can be around 100K. Though issues are extremely rare two years ago when a friends went on a California (2012 9K miles) quotes were 25K-32K. Luckily he got a good faith repair. Not sure if prices are lower and I'm sure third parties sell them for half or a third of that but that's not a small bill to pay. www.ferrarichat.com/forum/458-italia-488/508095-458-transmission-failures.html

[@JK-tu1xx]

Compare the cost of this warranty to one of those insurance programs that covers the cost of maintenance on your car.

[@moonlighter6]

Excellent video, points I always consider.

[@Mharve]

Is it me or has GM copy Ferrari with their C6 and C7 the headlights look very similar ?

[@harvey9952]

Who else saw Kanye West at 4:29

[@Matt-yu5ed]

Silenced9 Trujillo you ain't going to say that when you're outside, so don't say it behind a keyboard.

[@TheBrokenLife]

That guy was mean muggin' and everything.

[@titaniumtemplar9826]

what are you sayin?

[@majdbob7099]

LOOOOL Low Key it was him

[@TheMrIVXX]

What? Are you blind? That was, Jamie Foxx. Get some glasses!

[@rrgtu4332]

Hey Rob, out of curiosity, do you still have your grandads old Buick?

[@DonLee1980]

warranty doesn't cover wear tear maintenance costs though right?

[@bergudopeludo2760]

*McLaren out of warranty is worth virtually NOTHING!* wow... since when is a mp4-12c, 130,000$ be nothing... i have to step up my game😥

[@tv321123]

Yeah but when ~5 years ago a mp4-12c with some options was around $300,00..... That might be as bad than amg benz depreciation.

[@j.s.3414]

Compared to what it costs new. It's like if your certified pre owned Kia that you bought for 15k ran out of warranty and is now worth 2k...it's worth relatively nothing.

[@AoshichanX]

How does he only have 500 miles on his car!? I just got my 458 just over a week ago and already put 500 miles on it.

[@PubStarFlash]

AoshichanX yeah, me too

[@WTFp0s]

Crazy to me he's only put 500 miles, but then I remember the value of the car is 4x the value of my 30yr mortgage.

[@NajhaeT]

Always thought it'd be cool to have a supercar, but seems like they have more problems than normal cars

[@djxjxixsmjxjskjzxn1853]

No: buy a 911

[@ChadHHC86]

Wait your complaining about 2:89 for premium I don't live in a big city that hikes prices and premium is over 3 except at select stations then it still 2:95

[@scottsmith6571]

Can u mod exhaust an still have warranty ?

[@mohamad0617]

Did you go to a gas station and not fill up the car full

[@brandono9782]

Cheers Rob!

[@TR1GG3RFINGER6661112]

458 reliable? remember them bursting in to flames when they just came out?

[@y2kxj]

Your gas is still cheaper then us in Ontario Canada , just filled up at $1.16 a litre today.

[@clepete5123]

Rob is there a deductible with that warranty?

[@Harrybawls69]

It's stupid to pay those numbers for the 488 when it's selling for 250k in Europe and for 380k you can get yourself a very good Aventador.

[@chrisdooley6468]

$75k just for the warranty? Seriously you could buy a very slightly used ZO6 that has 9/10 of the performance if you like corvettes.

[@wb5mgr]

Almost no successful company will ever offer you a warranty for a price that makes sound financial sense. They have a broad frame of reference to know exactly what it cost to maintain these cars or whatever it is that they happen to be selling and exactly the failure modes that they tend to have… And they can anticipate based on the data exactly how much it will cost them if an average number of users cash in on the warranty. Since they are in the business to make money, they will price the warranties accordingly. A good example is the fact that Apple will sell you an iPad in the $600-$800 range brand new, if you bring that iPad back to the Apple Store after a few years when it's out of warranty with the screen broken they will swap it out as an out of warranty replacement depending on its exact age in the neighborhood of $199-$250. That tells you how much of the price is their initial profit margin, development costs, and allocation for the warranty. Because they're able to sell you one of their leftovers which I was told was not a refurbished unit but Brand New in the box for about a third of what I originally paid. Now you have to be able to turn in your old unit to get that price, but that's a small matter. Imagine if the Ferrari dealer would give you 2/3 of the value for your Ferrari which you had totaled toward a brand new Ferrari… That would be about the same deal.

[@ZaySean16]

Why do I watch these videos when I can't even buy the warranty, forget the car lol

[@KAOSKAMRYN]

Brotha we both about to have a Ferrari gring, dream, hustle,