Ferrari-Maserati store inside Vegas casino folds

Visitors were charged $10 to see the cars.

October 19, 2015 05:00 AM

The Ferrari-Maserati dealership inside the Wynn Las Vegas casino and hotel, which charged visitors $10 each just to look at the cars, closed last week after 10 years in operation.

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