Hello together, I have a question that seems trivial, but apparently it’s not that easy. I’ve been driving a Porsche 911 Carrera, 4 S. Cabrio for several years as a second car. That’s a little bit old now and it’s been annoying for a few places. It’s built in 2010 The integration of my iPhone isn’t that nice, it’s got a few little bugs too. So I thought I’d get my new car. A friend of mine recommended me to try something else. He showed me a Ferrari Roma Spider. I watched some videos on YouTube. I loved the car and I thought it was something for me. So I went to Ferrari in Hanover today and said I would like to buy a Ferrari Roma Spider. They told me that no one is sold out, we don’t know when it’s available again. Then he wanted me to come to some events from them. When he could sell me a convertible, he knew that he was going to show me a Ferrari Roma Spider. He didn’t. He wanted me to take a demonstration car that I had to choose and then take. That’s uninteresting for me I drive the car very little and it’s usually in my garage. I don’t want to have a used car from someone else, but to put my own together. It’s probably also the last sports car I buy in my life, so I don’t want to have the car that anyone else has put together. From my point of view, ch was very strange. Now I suspect that I have not observed any rules that every regular Ferrari buyer recognizes. What am I doing wrong? Or is it not worth thinking about and perhaps just taking a Porsche again? Best regards, Paddy