Sourcing Parts? This Ferrari Breaker Is Galloping to Your Rescue

If you’re an exotic car fan, this is one luxury Lot you’re not going to want to miss.

Heading to Westbury’s auction on Friday 16^th November, you’ll find this stunning CAT B Breaker Ferrari FF V12 which could be used as a superb source of used parts.

Perfect if you are repairing a Ferrari, or just selling the parts on…
 

Find out more about Lot #:  47776118

What is the Ferrari FF?

The FF model which stands for ‘Ferrari Four’ is a grand tourer which means that it was created with the comfort of its four passengers in mind, particularly for long distance driving.

Designed by Pininfarina under the direction of Ferrari, the FF model features classic Ferrari characteristics, including; a streamlined, aerodynamic body, a luxurious eye-catching appearance, and of course outstanding performance with the FF model being able to reach 0 – 62 mph in just 3.7 seconds from new.

Not only does the FF deliver on all of these fronts, but it has also been praised for it’s spacious, practical, and comfortable nature. Aspects that are not always a high priority in supercars.

What is a Category B vehicle?

Due to the extent of damage sustained to a Category B vehicle, it cannot return to the road and its chassis must be crushed at an Authorised Treatment Facility (AFT). However, a CAT B car isn’t a complete write-off as it provides a convenient, single source of high-quality and potentially high-value parts. 

What are the benefits of purchasing a CAT B vehicle over buying the parts separately?

Not only can you pull multiple car parts from the vehicle in one breaking session, potentially saving you time and money over buying the parts new. But, you will also get the self-assurance of dismantling the vehicle yourself of the bolted parts you require (no chassis).

What do I need to purchase a CAT B vehicle?

In order to purchase a Category B vehicle, you must hold the correct waste management licences and meet the requirements stated on our Buying CAT B’s page (please note – there are different requirements if you are based overseas).

Once you have met these requirements and supplied us with evidence, you will be able to start placing your bids on CAT B vehicles providing that you have agreed to our Trade Terms and Conditions.

I don’t meet the criteria. Can I still buy a CAT B vehicle?

Yes, you can still bid on Category B’s using our dedicated BB4U service. Created with buyers like you in mind, the service allows you to submit your bids to Copart, we will then bid on your behalf, giving you the chance to win your chosen Lot and break it for parts at one of our designated breaker facilities.

What happens if I win the Lot with BreakerBid4U?

The Ferrari FF is currently based at our Westbury Operations Centre and will be transported to your chosen breaker facility at an additional cost to be dismantled for parts. Our 3 breaker facilities are located in Sandwich, Inverkeithing and York.

(The vehicle will be depolluted and the engine/gearbox removed for you before the session).

I want to buy the Ferrari FF. What do I do next?

Already a licensed, CAT B buyer with Copart? Don’t wait, go and place your preliminary bid on the vehicle now!

No licences? Simply head to our BreakerBid4U page for more information and to submit your bid on this great CAT B vehicle.

References 

Carwow. (2018). New Ferrari FF Review. Available: https://www.carwow.co.uk/ferrari/ff. Last accessed 08/11/2018.

Jeremy Clarkson. (2011). THE CLARKSON REVIEW: FERRARI FF (2011). Available: https://www.driving.co.uk/car-reviews/the-clarkson-review-ferrari-ff-2011/. Last accessed 08/11/2018.

Matt Prior. (2018). Ferrari FF 2011-2016 review. Available: https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/ferrari/ff-2011-2016. Last accessed 08/11/2018.

Parkers. (2018). Ferrari FF Coupe Review. Available: https://www.parkers.co.uk/ferrari/ff/. Last accessed 08/11/2018.