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ferrari says stop flexing with their cars on instagram
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<blockquote data-quote="RedVenom48" data-source="post: 16262518" data-attributes="member: 166576"><p>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.</p><p></p><p>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. </p><p></p><p>Ferrari is a maker of things, and to continue to be a maker of things, they need buyers of those things. </p><p></p><p>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. </p><p></p><p>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.</p><p></p><p>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.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RedVenom48, post: 16262518, member: 166576"] 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. [/QUOTE]
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