Ferrari of Beverly Hills

Pretty easy experience, got a good deal and happy with the services. To my surprises, no drama and swift transaction when I bought the 458 awhile back.

The dealership and the service is exemplary. The staff is outstanding and cool and will do anything to accomodate and satisfy the needs of a serious customer.

First few times I went there to inquire about a pre-​owned car or inquire about leaving my car on consignment to them, were pretty bad experiences. Cold welcome, few email answers, and the sales rep made you feel like piece of s… I had a pretty bad opinion about this dealer back then. Then I met James Bush, and the experience was all of a sudden great. Warm welcome, very nice, polite and most of all helpful. He got me an order of a California T and promised the car for January or February of 2015. Mid October, I receive an email from him saying my car will be delivered early November. Price was no surprise and car arrived exactly how I ordered. 4 stars (not 5) because the other sales rep is still there.

5 stars…
I like this dealership because they are cool. They were not afraid of inviting me on a race track to test drive a car. It says it all. For instance, I bought 5 Porsche but only received from Porsche some stupid and useless gadgets (who needs a paperweight with your car’s serial number on it?!). I feel that Ferrari Beverly Hills is the best dealer in LA to get these legendary italian cars.

I have been going to this dealer for over 10 years now.
I don’t have much to say about the actual showroom where they sell the cars, snooty a little.
What I really like is their service dept, those guys, Bill, Scott, and Gasiano are fantastic.
These guys are the reason I still own a Maserati and an old Ferrari.
They know everything and are funny as hell.

Unquestionably the best Ferrari service in town. They take care of my F355, including major service and a few custom improvements, such as converting my exhaust to adapt my Capristo exhaust.

I bought a Maserati a few years back site unseen to ship to my home state. The salesperson assured me that the car was in pristine condition as it only had a few thousand miles on it and was meticulously taken care of by the previous owner. Now normally I would fly down and check the car myself but for some stupid reason, I thought, well they are Ferrari of Beverly Hills, and I’m sure they adhere to a much higher standard. Well stupid me for believing such a thing, and I guess I deserved to receive the car in such bad condition. The rim was scratched, the back seat had indentations on it and the front windshield was cracked. When I called them to complain, they basically responded in their usual snooty fashion that they did not notice these issues when they shipped the car and that it was my problem now.
Oh well, lesson learned. Just because they have Beverly Hills in front of their name doesn’t mean that you’ll get Beverly Hills service.

I felt like such a chump when I got rolled by these guys. $ 1,200 for a small electrical issue. If you have too much money and don’t mind getting ripped off, give’m your business. Else, avoid and take your car to one of the amazing independents around town like Fusion, Eugenio’s Ferrari Service or F & M Motorsports.

I bought a 2007 Ferrari 599 GTM from them.
The sales team is superb — the service is perfectionist. They will work well to fix your car so long that they see that you respect the car. I had some issues but it seemed that the bottom line is that there is a great deal of disdain to people who modify cars: working at Ferrari is not just a company — it is a state of mind. When they saw that I had modified the car — they were mortified (new stereo. carbon fiber stripes): although I was upset at first (they refused to service the car) — after I committed that no more modifications are to be done, we were all happy campers.