Your first supercar
What nobody tells you before the first one: the costs, the fears, and the parts that are better than the brochure.
Lived experience, documented: first-person accounts of buying, owning and walking away, written from the author's own process, with the numbers left in. This archive grows; new reports publish here first, open to everyone.
What nobody tells you before the first one: the costs, the fears, and the parts that are better than the brochure.
Ownership, documented: what the four-seat Ferrari actually asked for, year by year.
The car the author drives today: acquisition, running costs and the decisions underneath.
The buying experience itself, reviewed: who answered, who vanished, and what that tells you.
Three hours inside the Ferrari factory, phone cameras sealed: the engines, the one line, Classiche, Formula 1 and Fiorano, written from memory.
A report from inside the author's own buying process: one collector, months of homework, and the fleas that kept jumping.
Thirty candidates, one survivor, and the inspection that killed it: why the file matters more than the car.
The channels, tools and reading worth your time: a maintained list, not an algorithm.
New ownership stories are added as they are written. The research itself lives in the library.