@CompOrange04GT he's a tFue noskin lolol
LMAO that’s awesome
@CompOrange04GT he's a tFue noskin lolol
No, God did notGood Lord. Did you really create an ass like that? My oh my.
Give it like 10 years, she'll be used up and forgotten and her assets will have long since sagged.No, God did not
The problem is that many can buy a Ferrari for a couple months, for the price of a normal mortgage put it up on YouTube and bring in $10k+ a month if they have any sort of personality. They are using items they can’t afford to create a false lifestyle that everyone wants.If the man can buy Ferarri's and THOTs then by all means, the dude has earned the right to promote the lifestyle THAT IS ALREADY ASSOCIATED WITH FERARRI.
Ferarri is a FU money brand. you buy it because you CAN spend hundreds of thousands on a car that will rarely be driven. Thats the upper echelon.
I understand your argument, and personally think these luxury lifestyle chumps are a symptom of a larger disease called social media. Its a virus and cancer on our society and hope that someday people see it for the shallowness that it is.The problem is that many can buy a Ferrari for a couple months, for the price of a normal mortgage put it up on YouTube and bring in $10k+ a month if they have any sort of personality. They are using items they can’t afford to create a false lifestyle that everyone wants.
Then they act like they are better than everyone now since they have the cars girls and money even if it’s only perceived through the camera.
Basically they are only licensing the high end things they can’t afford to bring in revenue. Ferrari and others feel like it’s not the owner that’s creating the wealth but the vehicle, the manufacturer is the one that gets nothing even if they are the reason for the revenue.
Ferrari is right it does devalue the brand. Can they do anything about it? Not sell to them. But the manufacturer has no say in the used car industry.
wrong bro. you CANT simply get a Ferrari or $200k CAR loan. If you have the car, you HAVE the money. The 2008 era ended that shit for sure.The problem is that many can buy a Ferrari for a couple months, for the price of a normal mortgage put it up on YouTube and bring in $10k+ a month if they have any sort of personality. They are using items they can’t afford to create a false lifestyle that everyone wants.
Then they act like they are better than everyone now since they have the cars girls and money even if it’s only perceived through the camera.
Basically they are only licensing the high end things they can’t afford to bring in revenue. Ferrari and others feel like it’s not the owner that’s creating the wealth but the vehicle, the manufacturer is the one that gets nothing even if they are the reason for the revenue.
Ferrari is right it does devalue the brand. Can they do anything about it? Not sell to them. But the manufacturer has no say in the used car industry.
True. They don’t have recourse other than upping the original purchase price. But Ferrari has been going the other way. More cars more choices more price points more revenue. But all that devalues the brand their original argument. Haha.I understand your argument, and personally think these luxury lifestyle chumps are a symptom of a larger disease called social media. Its a virus and cancer on our society and hope that someday people see it for the shallowness that it is.
At the end of the day though, unless Ferrari has explicit terms of purchase to new or returning Ferrari owners, then its out of their say about how their product is used once its been sold to the general public.
Ferrari is a maker of things, and to continue to be a maker of things, they need buyers of those things.
Someone somewhere purchased that car from a Ferrari dealer. If Ferrari is going to stipulate terms about WHO can buy the car based on intended use then that should be disclosed to any potential buyer at time of purchase.
Here's the kicker though: unless Ferrari is going to start demanding that they as a car manufacturer get first right of refusal for owners looking to sell, then that's the only way they can control who owns Ferrari, thus, how their brand is represented outside of their immediate control.
I just dont see that happening. Thats like GM or Ford or FCA asking people to cease and decist racing their cars and recording it for youtube. Im sure that all 3 companies didnt intend for their product to be illegally raced in Mexico, but it literally happens every single day.
You can’t lease or rent a Ferrari for a month or two for $3k a month?wrong bro. you CANT simply get a Ferrari or $200k CAR loan. If you have the car, you HAVE the money. The 2008 era ended that shit for sure.
all im saying is banks have tightened down ....You can’t lease or rent a Ferrari for a month or two for $3k a month?
In a world where parents won’t say no their kids no one co-signs on a $200k car to own for less than 6 months before grabbing something else?
You are right it should not happen. But it does.
do you agree or disagree, people should be able to post whatever pics they want, within reason ?You can’t lease or rent a Ferrari for a month or two for $3k a month?
In a world where parents won’t say no their kids no one co-signs on a $200k car to own for less than 6 months before grabbing something else?
You are right it should not happen. But it does.
I understand your argument, and personally think these luxury lifestyle chumps are a symptom of a larger disease called social media. Its a virus and cancer on our society and hope that someday people see it for the shallowness that it is.
At the end of the day though, unless Ferrari has explicit terms of purchase to new or returning Ferrari owners, then its out of their say about how their product is used once its been sold to the general public.
Ferrari is a maker of things, and to continue to be a maker of things, they need buyers of those things.
Someone somewhere purchased that car from a Ferrari dealer. If Ferrari is going to stipulate terms about WHO can buy the car based on intended use then that should be disclosed to any potential buyer at time of purchase.
Here's the kicker though: unless Ferrari is going to start demanding that they as a car manufacturer get first right of refusal for owners looking to sell, then that's the only way they can control who owns Ferrari, thus, how their brand is represented outside of their immediate control.
I just dont see that happening. Thats like GM or Ford or FCA asking people to cease and decist racing their cars and recording it for youtube. Im sure that all 3 companies didnt intend for their product to be illegally raced in Mexico, but it literally happens every single day.
Jesus, thats as bad as Harley-Davidson....Ferrari could certianly lease the cars and in the past has required the would be owners of extremely limited cars have a pedigree of ownership.
Despite that Ferrari has no room to talk. The pimp the brand like a cheap whore.
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And that's the rub. Most HD apparel buyers own, have owned or plan to own a HD.Jesus, thats as bad as Harley-Davidson....
Im kind of embarrassed how much Harley shit I had and wore on a regular basis... and I owned the goddamned motorcycles.
I understand your argument, and personally think these luxury lifestyle chumps are a symptom of a larger disease called social media. Its a virus and cancer on our society and hope that someday people see it for the shallowness that it is.
At the end of the day though, unless Ferrari has explicit terms of purchase to new or returning Ferrari owners, then its out of their say about how their product is used once its been sold to the general public.
Ferrari is a maker of things, and to continue to be a maker of things, they need buyers of those things.
Someone somewhere purchased that car from a Ferrari dealer. If Ferrari is going to stipulate terms about WHO can buy the car based on intended use then that should be disclosed to any potential buyer at time of purchase.
Here's the kicker though: unless Ferrari is going to start demanding that they as a car manufacturer get first right of refusal for owners looking to sell, then that's the only way they can control who owns Ferrari, thus, how their brand is represented outside of their immediate control.
I just dont see that happening. Thats like GM or Ford or FCA asking people to cease and decist racing their cars and recording it for youtube. Im sure that all 3 companies didnt intend for their product to be illegally raced in Mexico, but it literally happens every single day.
I disagree. He's not making commercials, he's just posting pictures on IG. It's also not exclusively Ferrari, he has pictures of boats, Lamborghinis, Rolls, Benz and other exotic cars and things.Except I don’t think you are quite ready got on this.
Essentially Ferrari can say that Joe Shittyshoes is using Ferrari’s image and likeness to promote his brand and has done so without their permission. Which, I am fairly certain is illegal.
Look at the commercials that blackout vehicle emblems. Why? They don’t have rights to use that therefore it has to be covered.
Ferrari, I believe, has a leg to stand on.
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I agree that once they take legal possession they should have the freedom to post pics of their cars yes.do you agree or disagree, people should be able to post whatever pics they want, within reason ?
I don't see anything "outrageous" with the pics that would cause Ferrari to lose money ...
Dont worry brother, gravity and father time eventually will.