2011 Ferrari 458 Italia With Factory Warranty And Low Miles on 2040-cars
Devon, Pennsylvania, United States
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2011 Ferrari 458 Italia Coupe $249,458
With only 4,600 miles Rossa Corsa on Tan Luxury. Speed. Agility... All in this Rossa Corsa w Tan Ferrari 458 Italia... With low mileage, this Ferrari has so much life in it and is begging to be driven. Why not let that driver be you? Loaded with Navigation, Bluetooth, MP3/CD/AM/FM Player (30GB of memory), Leather Steering Wheel with Multi-function controls, Leather Upholstery, Illuminated Entry, custom stitching in headrests, 1 Touch Up/Down, Back Up Camera, Parking Sensors, Capristo exhaust system with remote control, and a ferocious 4.5L V8 Engine with 570 horses at 9,000 RPMs, this car is a beast to reckon with. Also, it is covered under a Ferrari Approved and inspected (VIN specific) extended certification program (2 years from Dec 2013) : "Ferrari Approved is a pre-owned certification program designed to guarantee maximum security and peace of mind to owners purchasing Ferrari's registered within the last 9 years." So, what are you waiting for? Make the dream come true. |
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