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By Chuckmonster on Wednesday, 11th May 2005 11:03pm
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Some of the richest merchandise in Las Vegas has changed hands in recent days at the Ferrari and Maserati showroom at Wynn Las Vegas, which beckons passers-by with luxury cars displayed like fine art.

Believed to be the first dealership in a casino, the Ferrari-Maserati showroom -- which opened at the resort April 28 -- has already sold 21 of the Italian-made cars. That's the kind of business exotic car stores typically generate over a few months, dealership General Manager George Chapes said.

"Those numbers in themselves are absolutely staggering," Chapes said. "We own two other Ferrari stores and in the last five days we've sold what those dealerships do in three to four months."

At this rate, Chapes said he could probably sell 100 of the cars each year. In reality, he said the store will probably sell closer to 40 or 50 cars because it would be difficult for the dealership to get more cars from Ferrari, which manufactures a limited number of the coveted vehicles.


[ FYI: The Imperial Palace's Classic Car Collection is "for sale" if you ask. - Ed ]

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