Buying a Ferrari is not that easy and we are not talking about financial resources. Italy only offers limited specialty models such as the LaFerrari, Monza SP1 and SP2, Daytona SP3 or 812 Competizione to customers of both companies with a suitable vehicle history. The “volume model”, if there is such a thing in a Ferrari, can in principle be bought by anyone – assuming the necessary changes. But there could also be problems here, because Ferrari really cares about its customers and if they see a violation, they could be blacklisted. This should have happened to Justin Bieber!
As reported by Spanish newspaper “Marca” and Italian daily “Il Giornale”, Justin Bieber is said to have been barred from buying new Ferrari models. Since Ferrari has always dealt with such matters discreetly, these allegations cannot be verified, but it is also known that Italy has a very good and active legal department. In October 2020, for example, Ferrari won a two-year lawsuit against fashion designer Philipp Plein, who used his Ferrari to promote its premium sneakers.
What’s Justin Bieber’s fault?
But what did Justin Bieber do to disappoint Ferrari? Concrete details are a bit fuzzy. However, it is clear that Italy does not like to see expensive sports cars then “refined” with wide body kits and spoilers. That’s exactly what Justin Bieber did with his 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia when he took it to renowned tuning company “West Coast Customs” a few years ago and had it extensively rebuilt. The Ferrari was later auctioned for nearly $400,000, with Bieber donating the money to a good cause.
The Ferrari LaFerrari, made only 499 times, does not belong to Justin Bieber, but belongs to the famous Formula 1 champion.
Apparently, the Italian was also angry that the world famous musician left his Ferrari on the road for two weeks after partying all night because he couldn’t remember where he parked his sports car. In short: Justin Bieber doesn’t seem to fit the profile of a Ferrari customer.
Bieber and Rolls-Royce Wraith
Incidentally, he is not alone in this, as other stars, including the producer of the music “Deadmau5” (receiving termination and termination orders), have fallen out with Ferrari. If Bieber does want to buy a Ferrari in the future, of course there are ways and means – be it in the used car market or through a middleman. Recently, Justin was spotted several times in his Rolls-Royce Wraith, which has been extensively modified by “West Coast Customs”. What do Rolls-Royce have to say about this?