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Originally Posted by FLuXeXigeS
IMO i repeat IMO ... buying a ferrari is much much more than just the car, it includes a lifestyle, that only some can dream off, whether it be fashion, business or hobby, it certainly has its appeal to a lot of people
if you ever get to afford/allow to own one or even at least drive one, cherish it, no other car brand will ever come close
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Weird. My brother owns a very nice Ferrari. His lifestyle is pretty much the same as mine. He didn't suddenly start hanging out with movie stars or jet-setting to all the exotic party destinations just because he has a cool red car in his garage. He did not suddenly become James Dean. He didn't even get invited to the Playboy Mansion. The car does not change the person he is or change the decisions he makes or the path of life he is on.
Although it is a very cool thing to possess, it's still just another thing to possess.
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Originally Posted by FLuXeXigeS
didnt mean to make it sound that way, i meant that in a positive way...lol
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Doesn't matter how you meant it. The fact that you think it at all is car-snobbery.
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