THE UNFORTUNATE REALITY OF OWNING A FERRARI ...

[@markmasson123]

Now I understand what people mean when they say "there are people that can afford to buy Ferrari's and there are people that can afford to drive Ferrari's". Thanks!

[@Elgarman]

Rogue apostrophes. Ferraris.

[@samuellp1146]

@@ansubchaudry2975 hahaha

[@Robin.Tussin]

@@Elgarman At least he can spell it.

[@Elgarman]

@@Robin.Tussin 😄 autopredict...

[@Robin.Tussin]

@@Elgarman That excuse. Predictive text predicts, words. So, what word are you trying to suggest that predictive text was helping you complete?... You misspelled it.

[@robertmaddock1813]

Fair play to Ferrari Monaco, sounds like they have been very fair with you.

[@johnyang1420]

Loving my 1991 Acura NSX…..everything works!!!

[@user3378e]

Hahahaha... Yes! My 1998 SL500 is still driving strong and never breaks! What’s wrong with these people.... Ferraris stink... six dealer visits in six months, “But I absolutely love it...” Absolutely love what? Where am I?

[@aldo5658]

@@user3378e 😂😂😂

[@charlesritter6640]

Of course, it's a Honda! 😃

[@kevinallen1970]

Agreed! Same with my 91 before it got t-boned and totaled....but my 92 is incredibly reliable. Great cars.

[@XB10001]

Beautiful car!

[@hhan2850]

The gear changing problem came from hydraulic actuator, you get air bubbles in the system and causes it to lose pressure randomly, you will need to bleed and rebuild it once in a while especially if you track the car, eventually you will need to replace it, I replaced mine at around 10k mile (5k being track mile) coz it started to leak pink fluid (transmission fluid) badly..

[@bryanmiller1302]

...You bought the Wrong Ferrari....tell Uncle Enzo about this issue!!!!

[@bryanmiller1302]

You Know...in Every Car whatsoever, You'll cross Swords one or other Way and time...keep your Hiccups for yourself!!!!....let The owner detect it by himself..!!!..Vielen Danke....

[@bryanmiller1302]

Mr Han....are you from China...?.perhaps...?

[@jeffreyb.1657]

None of this happens in F-types, NSXs, 911’s, z06’s, etc. Seems like a very poorly made brand…if it happens to “all of them.”

[@sohailhines]

Sadly worse yet, to me it shows that they're not committed to improving the owner experience over time.

[@VikDFW]

All the cars mentioned above the manufacturers produce thousands of cars annually, and have the learning curve down on what problems may surface. Ferrari is on to a new model after a few units - to a several hundred units are made (depending on model). Ferrari pure and simple are race cars, not daily drivers (even the GT versions). If it were up to them, they wouldn't produce cars with functional headlights, and creature comforts like Alcantara only adds weight, and frankly one needs a pit crew for maintainance on retainer. For better or worse, they make the cars to fund the racing, and that was Enzo's mantra. And while yes, they should improve - I don't think they can.

[@limtaohui]

Engineers need to be sacked…

[@PointGiven]

My 911 turbo S never has any issues. I just put gas in it and bring it in for scheduled service.

[@gunnarprucker1496]

Same here

[@DaveJenvey]

Yeah I am gonna have to buy Porsche I think, or possibly Lamborghini

[@shaking6360]

That's the way it should be.

[@Invisus_Letum]

I am an 11 year old coltan miner in the Congo, I can totally relate to these problems

[@Tradederivatives]

Yeah lmfao wtf am I watching rn. Aside from the headliner falling off, it sounds like this guy just wants an excuse to go into Ferrari once a month

[@Invisus_Letum]

@@Tradederivatives "look at me! look at what I have! look what I can do!" -is mostly wtf we are all watching anymore, reminds me of kindergarten~1st grade era for some reason

[@Tradederivatives]

Hahaha I could feel your energy from your initial comment. Imagine if the 11 year old coltan miner from the Congo got his hands on a Ferrari 🤣🙏

[@Invisus_Letum]

@@Tradederivatives cruising the village dirt roads with 5 or 6 of his friends packed into it blasting Phil collins' susudio*

[@paulinthailand]

beautiful car, i looked at a scuderia myself but went with a 458. iv had not one single problem with the 458 in a year

[@kickblake]

Is that because you've only driven it to dinner 4 times in that time period?

[@davidwebber6956]

have you driven it ?

[@KevGoesRiding]

6 visits to the dealer in 6 months. Thats just unacceptable. Ferrari have some reality distortion field telling owners this is normal and expected. Thank you Seb for your brutal honesty

[@bwdrives]

I mean it’s an old car lol, a lot of cars that age will have issues

[@gunnarprucker1496]

Buy PORSCHE.

[@DaveJenvey]

Yeah 100 percent. I have heard this from other Ferrari owners. It honestly just sounds like bad build quality to me and marketing hype. Maybe they should just be used purely as a track car for millionaires.

[@XB10001]

Indeed.

[@hugohugo2832]

I’ll stick to Porsche I think. Trouble free motoring

[@supersonique001]

It's amazing the aggravation you have to put up with to own these cars let alone the costs and the disappointment .

[@theoriginalrabbithole]

Well done!👍 The belief that everything expensive is valuable is absurd. It isn't just Ferrari's either. You look at the majority of Supreme's merchandise and a lot of it is trash and you would think for the price tag you would get something at least well-made and sometimes you do but not always and btw, Jay Leno refuses to buy Ferraris but mostly because he thinks the dealers and the company are a bunch of greedy assholes with no concept of a customer experience. Ferrari just expects you to jump through all these hoops, including sometimes having to buy MULTIPLE lesser models like the Mondial, just to 'qualify' to buy the Ferrari you want AFTER you bribe the dealership. One day Ferrari is going to follow Harley Davidson right into irrelevance and Fiat , Phillip Morris(missionwinnow) and the Italian government won't be there to bail them out again and I'd like to see them gone from Formula 1 especially, no offense to Charles & Carlos. It's corrupt that they get a Veto vote AND an additional $70 Million per season that comes out of the prize pool FIRST for what has been known as 'The Ferrari Payment' since the days of Bernie Ecclestone. Sorry for the rant but this type of dishonesty just bothers me. It's unethical, especially for the money you pay for those cars. Ferrai really does suck in so many ways.

[@nunocorreia5570]

You should not have to take care of these day to day "things", they should not happen like this

[@williamw9918]

New ferrari's actually have a 3 year warranty (unlimited miles) but include 7 years of included maintenance. good video seb ! enjoyed it. thank you for sharing.

[@sultanoftippoo3857]

To provide some balance, the fortunate reality of owning a Ferrari is it a wonderful unmatched driving experience. It took me 20 years to save up for my F355 and after two years of ownership I couldn’t be happier. If you have the means, ignore the naysayers, spend the kids inheritance and enjoy life.

[@DeeD898]

Glad to hear that Ferrari Monaco 🇲🇨 have been decent I’ve also heard lots of horror stories about super Car ownership . Glad they have been so fair

[@wallyr.7854]

Thanks for the detailed info, Seb, good to know the unknown issues nobody really talks about. Gorgeous Scud, love it 👍🏻

[@JohnUSA7]

I learned very long time ago that Italians have good taste and make many beautiful products, specially gorgeous cars. But.....their Achilles Heel is that quality is unfortunately missing in their famous car brands, like Ferrari. Therefore I never bought any Italian cars in my life, I do not want any headaches. I have seen with my own eyes the many weaknesses and issues of Italian cars and I do not want to experience any pain and suffering by owning an Italian car. Bottom line is this and I hope that Italy is reading this: Italians do not know or understand what "quality control" is. That is why they are masters in producing lemons.

[@scottm2527]

Try some thread locker grease on some of those bolts that are coming loose.

[@danjohnson6870]

Thread lock are two completely different products. With opposite uses

[@stevek7073]

You’ve not mentioned the devaluation. It appears you bought your car used, but new Ferraris’ values drop like a block of concrete. For eg, my Australian 488 cost $610,000. I took delivery in late 2017. Now, less than 3 years later, its market value is $450,000. I’ll never buy a new Ferrari again, and I recommend that nobody does. They make so many of each standard model that the market becomes completely flooded when the replacement model nears release.

[@mohammadwasilliterate8037]

Did you expect a new Ferrari to hold value?....Surely you checked before dropping $610k on a car?...If you put that money on say APPLE shares, Tesla shares, Microsoft shares, the increase in share price would have paid for a Ferrari for free by the time 3yrs ownership was finished, maybe 2 of them.

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

Cars aren't investments. Apart from Tesla's right now lol. The Tesla I bought at the end of 2021 is now worth 4k more and sells for 6k more on the private market due to delivery time of a new car. I would like to hear from you regarding the service costs. Have you had to do a big service yet?

[@tonyquance3737]

Former import mechanic, UK and Canada. Had the extraordinary privilege of driving 1962 250 GTO (Scaglietti body, only six in this style), 1973 365 GTB4 Daytona, and 1966 GTB 4. I can't remember what the service bills cost the owners (one owned two of the above), but for the time, early 70's, they were substantial. Now happily retired, long removed from the trade, and thoroughly enjoying my 2005 BMW X5 3.0 litre. BTW, above owner of two Ferraris also bought the first Lamborghini Miura imported into UK, but that's another story.

[@EAD_0]

The Ferrari build quality seems as good as ever 😳

[@chriscooper1391]

Nothing wrong with Ferrari build quality - the problem is with the users. Too many of them don't get used enough. Sitting around for years on end hardly being used is no good for any machine.

[@chriscooper3384]

@@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068 you clearly have no idea what you are talking about.

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

@@chriscooper3384 I think I have an idea at least. And I'm definitely more right than I am wrong with that statement.

[@chriscooper3384]

@@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068 I am an expert in long term military vehicle storage. Mechanical devices do not like not being used regularly. Try buying a washing machine and only running it once a month or less. Seals, bearings, actuators, levers such as suspension arms, the list goes on all need to be moved regularly. One comment was made by an engineer and the other by someone with no clue about the subject. Using regularly is no issue there are V8’s with well over 150,000 on em and V12’s with more. I have owned Ferrari’s for years and they are just like any other car.

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

@@chriscooper3384 I'm sure you're right when it comes to certain parts in the car and I'm sure cars generally benefits from being used regularly, but there are also multiple parts that will only deteriorate from usage. Your opening comment. "Nothing wrong with Ferrari build quality, the problem is with the users" That's willful ignorance. The problem with Ferrari's build quality is well documented and not everything stems from them not being driven regularly. There are so many videos on youtube where owners complain about the problems they've had with their Ferrari. You just can't blindly defend Ferrari and blame everything on the owners. That screams fanboyism.

[@BIGGELATO]

Dude speaks english with a UK accent but can speak fluent french like someone from France. damn homie lol

[@Adiscretefirm]

The racehorse analogy has never been truer, they are phenomenal experiences for a few hours at a time, but they have to be pampered and treated 10x more than your daily driver workhorse.

[@FelixIsMyName]

High performance cars, regardless of make require loads of upkeep.

[@surfsessions100]

People always forget you cant get a car as reliable as a Toyota Carolla and get 1000bhp out of it without any additional maintenance costs

[@Kronos0999]

Yeah, you'd know.

[@Marcel41021]

@@surfsessions100 I does not have 1000bhp. Specs are as follows: Maximum power - Output - Horsepower : 510 PS or 503 bhp or 375 kW @ 8500 rpm

[@surfsessions100]

@@Marcel41021 thank God you corrected me. Someone might have been in danger of taking my comment too literally

[@Marcel41021]

@@surfsessions100 So you are saying that your comment is meaningless?

[@simonbern]

Ive herd about ferraris that broke just for standing still one month or two. Ferrari is a nice brand and beatiful cars. But sadly they dont do good cars.

[@richardbaron2948]

Cant here you mate for the exhaust note.......

[@SpontaneousEvolution]

"completely normal" the alcantara peels away from a high end Ferrari... Jesus 🙄

[@morganmorris2698]

A 15 year old bit of glue, what do you expect

[@DrinkWater713]

@@morganmorris2698 Better glue

[@DJJumpdancer]

ferrari should use logtied to prevent the screws from vibrating themself lose

[@edoardot1374]

“Touch wood” and he touches his head 😂

[@philt5782]

That's what I always do....lol

[@davidwebber6956]

your tail lights will also fall off as the vibration from the engine breaks the tiny bit of plastic holding them on !

[@mikewinburn]

wow... thats some maintenance.... and here i am thinking it was just my Chrysler 300 SRT8 that's needs too many visits to the maintenance shop. Makes me feel a bit better

[@2006Vantage]

There is a way to permanently fix the carbon fiber headlamps. I had the Ferrari dealership here open them up, polish out the coating on the inside amd reseal the lights for my Scud. Will never come back with the route.

[@TheAndreagallo]

Hi Seb, I love your cars, I love your way to face things and I love your English accent 😎. I’m using your yt channel to see nice cars but also to improve my English listening skills. Thanks for all man!

[@benjaminhoward8165]

Does that scud have a stock exhaust? My neighbour used to have one, I thought that was loud but this one seb has sounds like a rocket!!

[@petroa.9134]

it has a capristo system

[@rcgase]

it's Italian, rest my case... By Porsche if you want quality

[@minatormyth]

Porsche, cool. Have you a video of yours mate, would love to see it🤗

[@JamesSmith-si2cz]

Of course Porsche never had severe problems with the M96 engines and bore scoring and IMS issues? Ferrari, Porsche, McLaren etc - they are at the cutting edge of road car technology and so sometimes they have issues. I would agree generally overall Porsche have excellent build quality but no manufacturer is without issues.

[@rcgase]

@@JamesSmith-si2cz Fair enough, i agree

[@simonbutton2055]

I’ve got a 1 yr old 992 c4s. Been in the shop for 12 weeks in total. Still rattles like a bastard and they can’t take in until early Oct. shocking, can’t wait to offload it.

[@jeffreyb.1657]

Had a Porsche…service nightmares too……gt3 block coolant leaks. Ask how much it costs to do wheel bearings on a gt3 every 10k miles now……they are better but not as good as you think.

[@jaidanhubbard6947]

I'm sure you could put thread lock on those bolts to keep them from unscrewing themselves

[@Lucentlens]

Fcking thing thinks it’s an old Landrover!

[@brendanoneil3489]

this vibration thing I think dealer code for someone forgot to tourque the front suspension : otherise designwould be locknuts or split pins, even drilled and wired for racing.

[@ec296]

Thanks for the review, so would you recommend to own a new 2023 Ferrari after all? As I’m currently deciding between the 296GTB and 911 Turbo S…and now seeing your video made me not so sure about Ferrari anymore

[@-timothydexterthegreatestp5391]

I own a 2023 ferrari portofono M and i had zero problems with it but i know some people that all had battery problems with the 296 so thats my warning for you

[@souhailshamaissem7564]

Love the sound of your firrari but couldn't hear you properly because of the sound of the engine, I tried to turn the volume up then the sound of the engine gets louder as well

[@snukkelpuppie]

I’ll never be able to afford a Ferrari but it sounds like they are bad cars? Bolts coming loose, headlights cracking what the hell?? I would be so pissed off if I had spent a fortune on a car only to find out it has quality issues that would cause a recall on a VW Polo….

[@Paris__]

A spot-on review. But I tell you another thing about Ferrari. I own a 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC (considered a budget low-end classic and low-rent Ferrari by enthusiasts who turn their noses down at it), here in Monaco I was given the opportunity to purchase an Enzo, LaFerrari ect. I don't want a track toy, I wanted a GT. So I bought a California, which I still have. And you wanted to hear what the dealer said!......"Why do you. want one of those for? You want a 'true' Ferrari!".......Snobs! In truth, it has proved to be mechanically reliable. But it's the niggles and below-standard quality that irritate. People may say "it's a Ferrari" . But why should we expect a below standard product for a lot of money for something you've had from brand new. The marketing men have done a really good job in protecting the brand, at the owners expense. You would never expect that from Porsche or Mercedes AMG, who's peerless build quality and reliability is the same in 10 years as it was from day 1. I don't know why I'm so brand-loyal to them. But my 330 means everything to me, as my father bought it for when I was born in 1967😥

[@GV213]

Wonder if lamborghini's are better built ? More or less problems than ferrari ?

[@pnajafi73]

Would love to see a comparison with a similarly aged McLaren in view of reliability....

[@tomnewham1269]

I think the Ferrari will win. Even on the day of pick up, McLaren cars have issues.

[@shaking6360]

I could probably buy an audi R8, but I can't afford driving and maintaining it, sadly.

[@One-way]

@@shaking6360 then buy a corvette…

[@lucilouie8960]

This dude was getting it FIXED more than DRIVING IT LOL

[@moonbounce]

Ferrari owners always make excuses like "just little things" when in reality they should be saying "the Italians spell the word garbage F E R R A R I. They spell "sucker" the same way.

[@derjaeger3321]

You do not buy a used high-end exotic ( particularly Italian) without a certified program or a maintenance contract. When I got my MB roadster a buddy of mine, who buys Jags, said you do not buy that car without a maintenance contract/ extended warranty. Both he and I have saved a lot of hassle with these contracts. Supercars are finicky beasts, consider all of them high maintenance Divas.

[@flybeep1661]

Loool I have a 15 year old vw golf, my interior isn't coming loose.

[@johnohare992]

Nice drive around Ventimiglia Seb! Next time you are passing through Menton hit me up and I can bore you with some ideas I have for your brand and a tour/rally you might consider launching.

[@JavierHernandez-fq4hu]

Thank God for subtitles, I couldn't hear him for nothing over the motor.

[@MarcSob22]

Ferrari need to be used and not just left in the garage! My friend instagram.com/c.nv.cardoso/ uses Ferraris as daily and keeps maintenance up to date, never had any problems, the Ferraris in his collection are extremely well used, even the TDF has more of 68000km , he lives in Monaco!

[@WhalleyRangeMassive]

You need an in car mic.....

[@bennywalker1020]

I still don’t understand why people dislike a creators KZbin video

[@NorGlace]

its called jealousy... people just love to hate =( . . but i wish he talked when car was parked that thing is LOAD xD love the sound though

[@kingdong7517]

you will understand once you pass puberty

[@realdata1378]

Its not or never for the 348. the all analog 348 is the predecessor to the consensus best sports car Ferrari ever made - the 355. the 348 doesn't have the expensive to repair brass value and/or electronic suspension issues the 355 has. the 348 represents Less is More and Older is Easier when it comes to Ferrari Sports cars. Most anyone can work on a 348 on most repairs as while the 348 is not a grocery getter its definitely a daily driver. Also the 348 has a flat plane crank which generates the same F1 exhaust note as Formula one cars use flat plane cranks to lower the weight of the cars. the 348's exhaust note sounds "pissed." at $65k for a 30k mile or less 348 it's now or never before 348s become the air cooled 911s of the Porsche community. You can't lose with a solid 348. Slam dunk. No bigger bang for the buck out there.

[@mrmashobane]

who is tha biker behind you?

[@peanuts2105]

Yep, its Italian and bits will fall off.

[@popsbubbles1242]

Interesting Ferrari use cheap plastic on their headlights Other manufacturers are they having similar problems? I never heard Porsche headlights failing with cheap plastic

[@gentnextdoor]

There are very few things 'unfortunate' about owning a Ferrari

[@user3378e]

Alcantara coming unglued is.... normal? The build quality of Ferrari and many Italian cars is such crap it’s embarrassing. I don’t get it.

[@dafalzonAUS]

When you think the grass is always greener on the other side, nothing is what it seems to be!

[@lialbrown1116]

Doesn't happen with a Porsche, even after 20y the Alcantara does not fall off in a Porsche. Yeah, I would buy a Ferrari anyway if I could :)

[@wolfx.2546]

"Nothing wrong with it" well the point is... everything wrong with it. Paying top dollar for a car that has Chinese like quality is nothing but a scam through and through.

[@adoRADHble]

I tell you a secret: all cars may have problems! Even the super reliable Corollas! All supercars are pretty expensive to maintain, it's just a mix of love and hate! They are always been like that!

[@stephenclay6852]

Sounds really reliable and well built not. I know the older cars were not that well made can’t speak about the new ones. I think they are like alfers brilliant to drive when all is well but you just know it’s only a mater of time that it’s going to break.i get it with the Ferrari you buy them with your heart but you buy the Porsche with you head.

[@gunnarprucker1496]

100%

[@donein60secondsnow]

No, it isn't normal to have those "things" on a car. Especially on a car that costs so much. So, basically, average Dacia is a better lasting than average Ferrari. We all knew that, you see these kind of videos but the best thing is a fact that a Ferrari convinces owners that it is normal. That's what I call a business scam. Make a fool out of owners and make them pay.

[@garyfernandez8513]

He was upshifting and it went into neutral for “

[@NSResponder]

Note to Ferrari: if you can't make your products reliable, you're incompetent as an engineering organization.

[@Pan3405]

It sounds as if the car keeps falling apart during the video.. And also....Why??? why would one buy...and accept(!) this irritating...boring sound of the engine of a Ferrari . A Ferrari is made to be unsold and left at the Dealer to just to look at!

[@peterh225]

Thanks, good feedback on a Scuderia... but not normal😉

[@carwownigeria]

Those are the reasons why I am driving an Audi RS6.

[@jamespugh]

Awesome video seb be up front with proplem you had so far. Time to get yours and Sam's 360 together

[@danjames4086]

I can understand quality issues in those really low volume manufacturers, or such as Ariel where the focus is purely on driving. But there seems to be more and more of these videos surfacing that show that Ferrari build quality is basically crap. They are a huge business but the quality seems like it's three blokes in a shed. I don't really buy the excuse of it being a high performance car either. At the end of the day many Ferraris come with all the extras...air con etc. That's hardly a stripped out track car. It seems like that they should go one of two ways. Ditch the pretence of a luxury finish (F40), or abandon some of the performance side and get the build right.

[@florescentadolescent8534]

Ferraris dont sound worth the money at all.

[@garyfernandez8513]

He was upshifting and it slipped into neutral for “no apparent reason?” Sorry, there was a reason. That could be a serious safety issue. FIX IT!

[@thebillyflintexperience119]

Doing a vlog while driving a Ferrari is a great idea… can barely hear what’s said over the roaring of the Italian motor 😂

[@MrTommySullivan]

That car sounds great.

[@flappospammo]

That is a surprise

[@derekr1113]

Ferrari is starting to gain the reputation for fast, pretty but unrelable cars. There are some other videos on KZbin that explain their restrictive sales procedure - you may buy the car but Ferrari control what you do. I have this experience with AMG too - minor recall they said - the car was away for three months! No apology.

[@fredsalfa]

Very hard to hear you over the sound of the engine. Second microphone closer to your mouth would have been good

[@erdnati]

I've found that most problems can be resolved with a resetting of the battery...

[@lialbrown1116]

7 years warranty...so like Kia does now for many years?

[@Novanova501]

Supercars break down Alot... Fact

[@zartic4life]

Is this news for people? An Italian car having horrific build quality! I'm sure Alpha will do the trick. Or perhaps Fiat? Italians make quality shoes. Their pizza is pretty good also. Stick to those and you'll be a happy customer.

[@marcelimthorn9115]

I only want food from italy.

[@Ondro97]

Whoah such a great engineering! Car that unscrews its own screws.. Just whoah. 😂

[@nelsondecaires9516]

It’s a money pit

[@onthebuses]

Scotland Watching 🥃🥃

[@MrMamooshka]

You have a Friday car dude.

[@feihua1964]

That’s why I own a Porsche ….

[@dougmaverick3287]

You get what you pay for. That would never happen in a Porsche. Should have bought a manual transmission. The end.

[@londonman8688]

my heart bleeds for your seb

[@loudsubwoofer8492]

sounds like bad design, especially for the money. oh, that's normal for a ferrari. that's just a cop out.🤨

[@luigidirazza1331]

You Are in Italie in this video ... XXMiglia here are LA VECCHIA NAPOLI VERY VERY NICE Pizzeria et Restaurant like Napolitain style et PIZZA is very the same to Napoli Pizza Stile

[@DoWorkExotics]

Seb be thankful that you don’t have a belt Ferrari. Talk about servicing $$$

[@elliotdyer333]

watching you rip that handbrake up at the end hurt. ha

[@2702simmo]

That made me think wtf!

[@dickieb2233]

Just push the button Seb, prevents wear on the ratchet and ears.

[@jayc3110]

You don't bother telling us which Ferrari it is? Which model year it is? All this should be in the description and the title as well as in the beginning of your video! Fastest Common Sense isn't it? Best wishes

[@milaskilathelab]

From the Lotus to the Ferrari... Lol

[@kimbland2614]

Dude, put that thing in wet mode... the exhaust is droning and muffling your voice..

[@MeetJoeBlack55]

You don't OWN a Ferrari ..... it owns YOU !!!

[@pleroma5924]

Gotta get a 488 you wont hv any issues☺️☺️💋

[@Toni62R]

Oh yeah - you should v been VERY happy to drive a FERRARI at the age of 20x...That will cost you - and you have to work for it . I had my first Porsche 1983 at the age of 21 and my first Ferrari 2010. Yes, life is serious, you have to fix it. Be a MAN with your own PROUNCING HORSE!

[@jlove24]

Seb my birthdays November 24th pretty cool been watching you since you started KZbin awesome to see you at over 100k subscribers enjoy driving these insane cars