

A 2007 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti with approximately 29,000 miles is offered on dealer consignment with complete service documentation, the Handling GTC package, and a factory sticker price of $319,983.
Twenty-nine thousand miles and a “complete” service history on a Ferrari? Show me the receipts, the mileage record and the dealer’s name before I believe a word of it.
Twenty-nine thousand miles in eighteen years. That’s not a car, it’s a museum exhibit that someone was too scared to drive to the shops.
Ah yes, a 2007 Ferrari with 29,000 miles on a dealer consignment, which is breaking news in the same way that water is wet. Nobody bought a 612 to drive it. They bought it to stare at it in a garage and watch the value fall off a cliff at a pace that makes depreciation look like a hobby. “Complete service documentation” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.




