Why Ferrari Can Sue You for Modifying Their Cars?

How does a normal car become a multi-million dollar "classic"?
It's all about the story? Was it in a movie, or did a famous person own it?
This is how cars like the Nissan GTR 34, which launched at $150,000, now sell for $2 million.
But what happens when you buy a supercar and want to modify it?

The guest reveals the shocking truth: manufacturers like Ferrari will SUE their own customers for modifications. He shares the famous story of Ferrari's lawsuit against Mansory.

Why do they do it? To protect their "old school" reputation.

But here's the real secret: even if Ferrari loses the lawsuit, they have the ultimate power. They will BLACKLIST you from ever buying a new car from them again.

In fact, to even buy a new Ferrari, they often force you to buy a used one first... which can be MORE expensive than the new one! They check your reputation to make sure you're not a "bad guy" it's all part of protecting the brand.

Timestamps:
0:00 - How a Car Becomes "Classic"
1:13 - Example: The $2 Million Nissan GTR
1:43 - Can You Modify a Supercar?
2:26 - Ferrari SUES Owners for Modifications
2:57 - The Famous Ferrari v/s Mansory Lawsuit
3:51 - How Mansory Fought Back (Removing Logos)
5:58 - Ferrari's Real Punishment: The BLACKLIST
6:15 - The Secret Rule to Buy a NEW Ferrari
7:01 - Ferrari Checks Your Reputation (No "Bad Guys")

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