new or salvage - which parts are best for you?

Did you fall in love with the luxury sports cars that were featured in past movies? Or, perhaps you saw the car of your dreams at a trade show, or even in a parking lot. No matter the scenario that led you to own your own incredibly beautiful luxury sports car, it's your baby, isn't it? You likely clean and polish it at least once a week, or you park it far from other vehicles so it won't be damaged.

Maybe you've owned your sports car long enough that it now needs extra attention. If that's the case, do you have a plan for that? If that's the case, from arranging for luxury car wheels service to having bodywork done, here are some ideas that might help you.

Luxury Wheels Services 

You could probably describe your car's wheels with your eyes closed, couldn't you? The multi-spoke wheels don't just offer high-tech performance. They're also what makes your car sporty and elegant at the same time. It's no wonder that you want them to look fabulous. 

If your Ferrari wheels need attention, find out from the dealership if your wheels are still under warranty. If they are, you're all set. Maybe you've owned the car long enough that the warranty has expired. The service department at your dealership will more than likely still be the best place to have the wheels made like new again.

Whether your wheels have a matte finish, a silver one, a polished diamond finish or a black one, the workers in the service department will know how to give them the attention they need. Remember that these technicians have been trained and have the experience to work on your specific wheel needs. They either have the parts in-shop or can order them to fit your specifications.

Additional Attention 

No matter how careful you have been with your sports car, things just happen, right? For example, a wayward grocery cart could have smashed right into one of your side doors. Or, it might be that you yourself accidentally dropped a heavy item on the roof of your car.

Regardless of how the damage happened, it probably hurt you more than it hurt the car. Take it to the same dealership that worked on your car's wheels. Whether it's a small dent, the replacement of a door or anything else, the auto service technicians will make things right again.