I Bought the Cheapest Ferrari 458 EVER (first under six-figures?) with a TERRIBLE HISTORY

[joshgonzalez]

I know people give him a lot of crap for getting too expensive but this is an awesome purchase. can't wait to see the 80k bill from wizard lmaoo

[FALCORTON]

I kinda admire the previous owner with his Home mods, He probably bought this car for dirt cheap fixed it up, enjoyed the hell out of it, sold it and got his moneys worth outta it

[colinharrison]

I know people get mad when hoovie buys nice cars, but honestly I’m so happy he has one of these cars. It’s great to see someone just live out their dream and own these incredible cars

[minucos]

A 458 is my genuine “money no object” car. Practical enough to drive daily, fast enough for anyone, and the best looking modern Ferrari.

Alas in my homeland of australia you could wrap one of these around a pole and still sell the wreck for $200k

[kevinm]

The previous owner did not rig the pull string for the glove box, it is the manual glove box release from the factory and has been included on Ferraris for several generations goping back at least to the F430 and probably before that as well.

[desolatemetro]

I must say, this definitely seems like a good deal and a car worth fixing and owning. That thing is amazing looking. The powered hardtop that looks good in either position is a huge plus. If I were to own this the salvage title and high miles would almost be a plus since I would never feel bad about driving it and putting miles on it. I would never buy a salvage title car...except this one. Really nice find.

[davidferreira]

You just know that whenever Hoovie buys such a good car on paper, it is completely screwed underneath

[marcushogan]

458 is one of the all time greats. Naturally aspirated, bite-the-back-of-your-hand good looks and the fact that this one is in traditional colors is a mouth-watering combo

[HulluJanne]

Love the fact that there is also some people owning super cars, doing their homework on what parts fit or are possible to made fit and saving tons of money in the progress. Always think outside of the OEM box.

[aislingmairead]

I loved seeing that accidental "comparison of reliability to value ratio" at 5:48. Seriously though, Buick 3800s might actually last decades on like $27.36 in parts, whereas pretty much any exotic is a thousand-fold at a minimum to reach a lease return's mileage. After watching this video and seeing that a Ferrari was driven (a lot) and exceed mid-double digits on the odometer, I'm quite impressed!

[christopherclarke]

3 ferrari, 3 Lambo 3 Porsche 911 and a merc sls, you've come along way Tyler. Good for you.

[robertwiley]

This man is living his dream on YouTube it easily could have gone the other way around after he lost his dealership but you're looking at someone who never gave up and has an awesome audience on YouTube. Plus having a professional business relationship with a mechanic like The Car Wizard doesn't hurt either 🙂 👌

[justinbeamon]

I won't lie, considering the miles and condition that subwoofer is perfectly fine in my opinion. At least it's color matched lolll. The value is going up probably because it's the last N/A, last 9k redline of their main lineup (I believe), the reliability and still being very fast and powerful. I'm willing to bet it is one if the best modern track Ferrari's too because it's so accessible being N/A. The turbo shove of most modern supercars may be difficult to handle on track, these N/A cars you can just lay on them and they just sing. Similar to the modern Porsche GT3, Gt350, etc.

[justinlawson]

I love how Hoovie keeps marveling at fact that a $250, 000 car made it to 80, 000 miles...

[MKFan]

I've been getting tired of seeing all these exotics and not some regular cars, but this is an awesome buy. Definitely stands out from the others he's bought recently.

[DaveDeVault]

Hoovie: It's all because of you watching that I have this car.
Us: Don't you dare blame us for buying that.

[RobinDale]

Can't wait to see the Wizard's eyes light up with glee when he sees you roll this in for the repairs. He has a vacation home to buy, you know!

[Dylan_Draper]

This has to be the best-looking sub $100k "modern" Ferrari! (regardless of its condition)

[ZachInman]

What an absolute steal of a deal. I'm sure the fact that the previous owners drove it hard have kept the engine in good shape, as opposed to a garage queen that just rots away :-)

[PSDetails]

Solid buy. I love how most the videos in your “I bought the cheapest” series always are followed up by how expensive it is to fix.