2008 Ferrari 599 Hgte on 2040-cars
Quincy, Florida, United States
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2008 FERRARI 599 GTB with HGTE upgrade by Ferrari
Title on hand.
Excellent Condition.
All service records by Ferrari on hand.
All services up to date including 10K major service through Ferrari.
$350,000.00 MSRP
$30K HGTE - Full Package Upgrade by Ferrari
The Ferrari 599 GTB - HGTE upgrade improves the car's handling, meaning Handling Gran Turismo Evoluzione, includes
a modified set-up with stiffer springs and rear anti-roll bar as well as new calibration settings for the Delphi
MagneRide magneto-theological shock absorbers when the manettino is at its sportier settings. The ride height has
also been lowered, which lowers the car's center of gravity. The package also includes optimized Pirelli Pzero
245/35/20 front and 305/35/20 rear tires featuring a compound that offers improved grip. The car's electronics have
also changed. The gearbox's shifts are faster in high-performance settings, while new engine software improved
accelerator response. The exhaust silencer was modified to produce more marked and thrilling sound under hard usage
while still delivering just the right comfort levels at cruising speed.
$35K ADDITIONAL UPGRADES:
DYNO / Tuned - to 680 HP at 7600 RPM see picture/chart. Professionally Tuned by Dyno Tech.
ESCORT 9500 CI -,Radar System / Professionally Installed by FERRARI.
CLEAR BRA - ENTIRE FRONT & SIDE SKIRTS / Professionally Installed by certified Tech.
CEC WHEELS - FACTORY BLACK are Currently on the car and Comes with the Car.
MICHELIN TIRES - Pilot Super Sport 245/35/20 Front & 315/35/20 Rear (only 20% used)
FABSPEED - Secondary Cat-bypass Pipes / Professionally Installed by certified Tech.
KENWOOD - Upgraded Stereo - Bluetooth/CD/Remote (Original BOSE Sound was not touched)
SMOKE OUT - Side markers & Taillights / Professionally Installed by certified Tech.
FRONT BUMPER - SKID PLATES / Professionally Installed by FERRARI.
GTO FRONT GRILL - FROM FERRARI / Professionally Installed by FERRARI.
GTO WRAP - RACING STRIPE / Professionally Installed. And can be easily removed.
GTO WRAP - ROOF, SIDE SKIRTS, MIRRORS / Professionally Installed. And can be easily removed.
All original Ferrari - HGTE Wheels/Tires, Ferrari Radio, Battery Charger, Car Cover/Seats Cover, Original Secondary
Cats comes with the car. All can be placed back on to the car to original standards.
$30K FERRARI FACTORY UPGRADES:
CARBON CERAMIC BRAKES
SCUDERIA SHIELDS
BOSE HIFI SYSTEM
YELLOW BRAKE CALIPERS
YELLOW REV COUNTER
FRONT AND REAR PARKING SENSORS
CHARGER TENDER
CARBON FIBER DRIVING ZONE
FERRARI IPOD
ELECTROCHROMATIC MIRROR INTERNAL
DAYTONA STYLE SEATS
CARBON FIBER SEATS
FULL ELECTRIC RECARO SEATS
UPHOLSTERED TOP
REAR SHELF LEATHER UPHOLSTERED
CARBON FIBER STEERING WHEEL / LED LIGHTS
CARBON FIBER INTERIOR ACCENTS
FULL LEATHER INTERIOR
EMBLEM PRESSED HEADRESTS
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