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how to identify 550 and 575???

Discussion in 'Canada' started by rayman167, Apr 28, 2004.

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  1. rayman167

    rayman167 Formula Junior

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    #1 rayman167, Apr 28, 2004
    ^----^~
     
  2. ryalex

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    #2 ryalex, Apr 28, 2004
    The easiest way to tell is that the 550 has the wider and narrower intake in the front and alloys that are rounded on the edges.

    The 575's intake is much taller and is notably narrower; the wheels look more like the 'modular' style wheels.

    On the back, there's a 575M badge in italics on the 575 - which is an easy give away :). Also, if it has F1 transmission, it's a 575.
     
  3. shelbee

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    #3 shelbee, Apr 28, 2004
    Very easy.

    Exteriors: Front bumper (575M, no fog lights but xenon lights), different wheels, 2004 model year has rear badge

    Interior: quite different, more modern on 575M. From the rear look the same
     
  4. ryalex

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    #4 ryalex, Apr 28, 2004
    Pics
     
  5. rayman167

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    #5 rayman167, Apr 29, 2004
    thank you very much~very helpful^__^
     
  6. Skyler

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    #6 Skyler, May 31, 2004
    yea, that was very helpfull indeed!
     
  7. VanCooper

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    #7 VanCooper, May 31, 2004
    The 575M Maranello badge started appearing only on MY2004 cars
     
  8. MarcoRtn

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