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Michael
Ferrari Syosset

Syosset, New York

Michael Ferrari owns and operates Ferrari’s Auto Repair in Syosset, New York. For more than 25 years, Michael Ferrari has overseen all activity at the shop, taking responsibility for tasks ranging from ordering parts to supervising employees. Michael Ferrari founded his own construction business and bought his own cement mixer while still in high school, and he now draws on extensive experience as well as his natural entrepreneurial talent. Since its founding, Ferrari’s Auto Repair has attracted the notice of locals and visitors to Syosset. Michael Ferrari expanded the shop in 1999, adding two bays and crafting an attractive stucco exterior. Nearly a decade later, Michael Ferrari still strives to provide his customers with the most pleasant experience possible. The services at Ferrari’s Auto Repair encompass all aspects of automobile maintenance, and Michael Ferrari remains proud to serve the Syosset community. When he is not focused on his professional activities, Michael Ferrari enjoys a wide variety of hobbies. Michael Ferrari takes pleasure in gardening and working on carpentry projects, and he has doubled the square footage of his house over the years through renovations and remodeling. Michael Ferrari is the father of four children, and he often brings his entire family together for a convivial Italian meal. Moreover, Michael Ferrari participates actively in community life in Syosset. Michael Ferrari served as an usher at St. Edward’s Church for five years, and he continues to attend services every week.


Michael Ferrari Syosset's Companies

  		•  Ferrari's Auto Repair 1985
    President
    Mike orchestrates everything going on in his shop day and night. He orders all parts for the cars, supervises employees, orders gasoline. Mike oversees the repairs of all cars, trucks in his shop. He works on them himself sometimes. He orders all the parts., gasoline, supervises employees. He also does towing. Mike has been in business for 25 years. He is honest, always there for his customers, very accommodating to all.

Michael Ferrari Syosset's Publications

  • About Syosset, New York & Oyster Bay, Michael Ferrari
    March, 2011
    by Michael Ferrari

    One of my favorite pastimes is laying out either by the pool or the ocean; I particularly enjoy making trips to the beach with my wife and children, soaking up the sun and spending quality time with one another. I live in Muttontown and work in Syosset, New York. Both towns are ideally located near Long Island’s popular North Shore beach spots.

    Syosset is a 10-minute drive from Oyster Bay and 15-minutes away from Bayville. Peppered with sandy beaches, Oyster Bay and Bayville attract crowds of visitors and tourists on hot summer days. Bayville was incorporated as a village in 1919. Famous for its Pine Island oysters, Bayville also has entertainment venues, eateries, and sandy shorelines, which makes it a tourist hot spot for beach-goers in the area. Oyster Bay is a town along the North Shore within Nassau County that includes the villages of Mill Neck, Centre Island, and Bayville in its territory. It was settled by the Dutch and named so because of the many oysters found in nearby waters.

    90% of New York State’s harvested oysters are farmed in Oyster Bay. Theodore Roosevelt lived in a village close by, with his wife Edith, and is honored by several tributes around the town. Today, Oyster Bay is home to the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park, which leads up to Oyster Bay Harbor. Many local historic buildings related to the 26th President of the United States have been restored to preserve and applaud his contributions to the country. These buildings include the Oyster Bay Long Island Rail Road Station and the Octagon Hotel.

  • Landscaping with Hostas, Michael Ferrari's Blog on Bigsight
    April, 2011
    Hostas grow best in the northern and central parts of the United States, where the temperature does not become extremely hot or cold. Hardy foliage perennials, hostas flourish in shady regions and require very little upkeep. They are also virtually immune to diseases and grow rather quickly, which means they can be regularly divided and replanted. Depending on the variety of hosta, it may produce gorgeous flowers that attract a range of wildlife from hummingbirds to butterflies. Hundreds of different hosta types exist in different colors, shapes, and sizes, allowing them to be matched to any garden aesthetic.

    In order for your hostas to thrive, especially considering the hot summers and frigid winters in Syosset, New York, plant them in either the spring or autumn months. Be sure that they are located mostly in the shade and keep the ground moist until their roots have expanded into the earth in your yard. Once hostas have taken root, they require almost no maintenance aside from occasional fertilization. If you want to divide and replant a hosta, you will be most successful in the fall when the new plant will have all winter to establish its roots. While you may have success with hosta division in the spring, the new division is likely to take all season to start really flourishing.

    Because there are so many different hosta varieties, their landscaping possibilities are endless. A simple green leafy variety is a luscious way to line a garden or fill in empty space, but you can also plant different species into interesting patterns and complementary leaf colors.

  • Syosset, New York, Michael Ferrari
    April, 2011
    Dedicated to his community, Michael Ferrari supports the citizens of Syosset, New York in both his professional and private life. Located just 30 miles east of downtown Manhattan, and under two miles outside of Queens, Syosset is a hamlet on Long Island in Nassau County. “Hamlet” is generally used to describe an unincorporated community that exists within the confines of another town and is delineated by its own name. Nassau County is a primarily suburban county that falls within the bounds of the New York metropolitan area.

    A number of public figures have called Syosset home in the past, and still more reside there today. Syosset can claim such luminaries of the entertainment industry as Academy Award-winning actress Natalie Portman; Ian “Aesop Rock” Bavitz, a noted hip-hop musician; director and screenwriter Judd Apatow; singer Alicia Keys; and Emmy winner Jay Bienstock, producer of TV’s The Apprentice and Survivor. Syosset has also been home to sports figures including NHL left winger Eric Nystrom; Sue Bird, a WNBA point guard and two-time Olympic gold medalist; and Howie Rose, the beloved sportscaster of the New York Mets and Islanders.

    According to many of its 20,000 residents, Syosset is an open, friendly community, where neighbors develop a habit of helping and supporting one another. Michael Ferrari feels at home in this atmosphere and actively seeks out opportunities to assist other families nearby. In the winter, he helps clear his neighbors’ driveways of snow. Michael Ferrari also participates in many of the other community and charitable ventures of Syosset, especially those orchestrated by his local parish, St. Edward Confessor Church. Michael Ferrari also maintains a special interest in sports and has sponsored some of Syosset’s local teams.