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Not an oil change or brake pads replacement but a Ferrari owner paid an astonishing $10,000 just to replace the sticky buttons

Owning an exotic car is a very expensive affair, which is something that’s often overlooked by diehard car enthusiasts while buying their dream supercar. The sticker price of a high-performance

Owning an exotic car is a very expensive affair, which is something that’s often overlooked by diehard car enthusiasts while buying their dream supercar. The sticker price of a high-performance automobile in most cases is just the tip of the iceberg; it costs a fortune to maintain these automotive beauties. And it’s not just limited to regular service bills or replacing crucial components. Even the smallest of issues can easily cost thousands of dollars to fix. A person by name of Jerry Mos recently posted about his ordeal on Facebook, talking about how it cost him close to $10,000 just to fix some malfunctioning buttons inside his Ferrari.