How many Ferraris are there in Ireland?

add one more to that number
my neighbour has one (its old though) still looks A1 though

I'm gonna pull a figure of 120 out of the air.

I'd say there a few in the North all right.

Seen a couple about.

There's a 599 in D6

Cafco have three for sale right now.

2 red 430's a spider and coupe. (Both red)

And a black 430 too so there's 3 more.

There are two in North Kildare. One is a 550, the other is a 355 spyder.

I'd wager there's more Ferraris up the North than there are in the South.

Certainly more than 5 in the South, probably 50+ in some form or another.

there were 13 registered between 2007/8

http://www.beepbeep.ie/stats?sYear%5B%5D=2007&sYear%5B%5D=&sRegType=1&sMonth%5B%5D=&sMonth%5B%5D=&sMake%5B%5D=Ferrari&x=39&y=8

and nothing since.

No idea before.

ION08 wrote: »

I see a new 458 every day parked outside work

That 458 lives up near me. He's often at the Cherrywood C&C

Every time I've been to London I've seen at least one along with a myriad of other supercars, yet I've seen no more than a handful in my entire life in Dublin. What's the deal, are we really poor or do we just not like cars?

El Guapo! wrote: »

Probably a combination of factors.
Dublin doesn't have great roads and a lot of people wouldn't see the point in having a super car to drive around the city.
Fuel prices are extortionate.
Motor tax is extortionate.
Insurance is extortionate.
Compared to London or even other places in Ireland, we don't seem to have a high number of garages in our houses to store the cars. And I'm sure most people don't fancy parking a Ferrari in their front garden.

All good points.

Actually regarding your first one - I was working in the Dublin Docklands a couple of years ago and there was this lime green Lamborghini Diablo that would be buzzing around the place on a regular basis. It was always filthy dirty and he appeared to be using it as a daily driver. The roads down there are terrible, but he'd be horsing around like he just didn't care.

Always brought a smile to my face though, because I hate the thoughts of cars like that sitting in garages under tarps and getting wheeled out once a month. They're meant to be driven!

skyhighflyer wrote: »

There are plenty of people around (still) with the money for a Ferrari. However, you normally don't get to be the kind of person with the cash for a Ferrari unless you're good at making financial decisions and a Ferrari in Ireland is a dreadful decision (financially). Put it this way, for the price of a new Ferrari in Ireland with VRT etc you could buy one in Italy / France / Germany and buy a holiday home over there to keep it in

This is it.
If you're wealthy enough to afford a Ferrari, you ain't gonna register it at your Irish address.

bladebrew wrote: »

Who would service a Ferrari in Ireland? Would it have to go up north? I have seen one Ferrari in Cork on a trailer!

Charlie hurts is the only place to get a ferrari stamp on one, still collection from kildare, service , wash return @ €1600 is not bad on a 360
;);)