Access
Facility hours, authorization, release contact and owner-attendance requirements.
A Ferrari can be sold directly from storage, but the owner, facility and buyer need a clear release and loading plan.
Identify the facility contact, access hours, release requirements and whether the owner must attend. Provide authorization only through the confirmed transaction process.
Locate all keys, title or lender information, registration, charger, books and accessories before pickup day. Storage staff may not know which items belong with the vehicle.
Report when the Ferrari last ran, how the battery was maintained and whether tires or fluids show visible concerns. Do not start or drive a long-stored car only to prove that it moves if doing so could cause damage.
A non-running or low-clearance vehicle may require different loading equipment. Share garage dimensions, ramps, turns and surface conditions with the transport coordinator.
Complete ownership, payment and facility paperwork before dispatch whenever possible. Confirm who hands over the keys and signs the storage release.
Photograph the car and odometer near pickup time, then use a condition report at loading. Remove personal items while keeping agreed accessories with the Ferrari.
Facility hours, authorization, release contact and owner-attendance requirements.
Battery, tires, fluids, drivability and loading constraints reported accurately.
Keys, documents, accessories and condition record coordinated before dispatch.
No. Review and pickup can often be coordinated at the facility.
Disclose it so suitable inspection and loading plans can be made.
Often, with owner authorization and the facility’s required documents.
Submit the vehicle privately and compare a real offer with the other routes available to you.