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What the dealer isn't telling you is that you can save thousands by buying one that isn't painted...the code for the dealer is "primer white" they'll know what you want and order accordingly.
It's a simple case of then just painting it yourself.
Just make sure you do paint it, there's a few floating around that are still white. Not sure id want to be seen on a white one...they look odd without paint
WTF!!!!! I love mine in white and receive many a compliment on how sharp it looks in white, you bloody Aussies always looking for a bite, you got one LOL.
I say sell privately, pay off your loan, look around for a well priced pre-loved one on here or at a dealership, it is nice to own something brand new, but if you can save yourself a few bucks having something with low KM's you will be the winner with a Panigale, you will not regret trading up.
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They tend to have starting issues if the charcoal filter is not removed. I had it happen 2 or 3 times then I removed it never happened again.
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No it does not. Take it off and you won't have that problem anymore.
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I don't have the canister and I still have the same issues when engine is hot. So it isn't the solution.
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