Imagine buying a ferrari that has made in Italy stamped on it and you found out that it was actually made in another country. Would you felt mislead or lied to and decieved?

State your complaint clearly, please.

Did you buy something from AAFES online? Some here will understand.

I bought a small table that was listed as "made in USA" and brown in color. I received a table made in Asia and black in color. A little research showed that seemed to be a small pattern unfortunately. I kept the table anyway, because it seems well made, but I did leave a negative remark on the AAFES website about truth in advertising.

^^^Fiero?

Some things I have recieved stated:
Made in XXX but assembled in USA.

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
^^^Fiero?

Fierrori LOL

Is there going to be an explanation for this, or is that all there is to it? Non-Italian Ferraris?

To the OP: you bought from Amazon, didn't you? Shysters galore with that internet gorilla. Buyer beware.

In other words, it's hard to tell if you're just being rhetorical or you have a specific beef.

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Fierrori LOL

I do believe that among the cultouuured crowd the proper terminology is "Ferrariero". Rolls off the tongue more eloquently that way. I just thought that needed pointing out.

Do they actually stamp "made in Italy" on Ferraris?

Oy