RSteve
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That must have been due to some cancelled orders. Most buyers of those type of vehicles want them made to spec to suit their own preferences. On the other hand, if you're looking, there are plenty of high end "used" vehicles always to be found. One of my boyhood friends, now deceased, bought and sold formerly movie star owned, Ferraris, Rolls, etc. He was a different kind of guy; kicked out of high school at 15, tested and passed his GED without a minute of study, got a Ph.D. in pharmacology in three years, then his J.D. in law two years later. His career was as a professional witness in pharmaceutical malpractice cases. Sadly, he died with dementia at age 74 in a nursing home.Actually I was in the Ferrari dealer in Thousand Oaks Ca 2 years ago and they had 3 on the floor for sale at $200K+. .
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