Recently, according to several overseas media reports, Ferrari has blacklisted 28 year old Canadian male singer Justin Bieber, which means Bieber will lose the qualification to buy Ferrari models** According to the report, Bieber was blacklisted by Ferrari due to the problems of privately painting the white Ferrari 458 Italia body and logo into electroplated blue and installing a wide body kit for the vehicle.
However, the online news about "Bieber being blacklisted by Ferrari" has not been confirmed by the dealer, Ferrari official or Bieber team.
The report also mentioned that Bieber had lost the Ferrari 458 Italia F1 edition in 2016. He didn't remember where he parked the car until three weeks later, with the help of his assistant, he found the car at the montage hotel in Beverly Hills.
In 2017, Bieber sold the Ferrari 458 Italia F1 edition at the Barrett Jackson Auction for $434500, the vehicle inspection report showed that the vehicle had a rear end collision on August 26, 2014.
It is reported that Ferrari does not allow car owners to modify the engine, add body kits and modify the body color at will. Ferrari's permission must be obtained before the change.
In addition, Ferrari's "blacklist", in addition to the new Bieber, also includes actor Nicholas Cage, rappers 50 cent and tyga, boxer Floyd Mayweather or TV star Kim Kardashian. Li Zhaojia, a Chinese, is also among them. He owns 12 limited Ferraris under his name.
Moreover, if you buy Ferrari only for collection, and there are multiple Ferraris under your name, you will also be listed on this list. Therefore, the local tyrant owner Preston also took Ferrari to court, saying that he bought Ferrari for collection, but the result was helpless, and Ferrari won the lawsuit in the end.
It is worth noting that Ferrari's biggest taboo is not to measure the speed privately and disclose the data, Ferrari stipulates that the performance of the vehicle can be tested privately after purchasing the vehicle, but the data cannot be disclosed in any case**
For Ferrari's practice of setting up a "blacklist", many netizens believe that Ferrari is too overbearing. How to use and evaluate the performance of the vehicles they buy should also be constrained by Ferrari. What do you think of this?