2nd hand Ferrari price tags?
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I'm intrested to know for the 308 GTB, Testarossa, 512 TR, 512 M and F355 Spider. Their prospects for the coming decade and where the price will bottom out.
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Any body?
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dude... most people here on this forum can't even afford a COE, let alone a ferrari..
maybe the 1/72 or 1/40 models... -
Comeon... I'm not talking about prices north of 800k.Originally posted by the Bear:dude... most people here on this forum can't even afford a COE, let alone a ferrari..
maybe the 1/72 or 1/40 models...
I think the ballpark figure of say a '98 F355 is 250k to 300k. Quite a viable goal in say 10 years' time. -
err........those are without COE which is around the same price....especially for those engines.....Originally posted by tIfosI:Comeon... I'm not talking about prices north of 800k.
I think the ballpark figure of say a '98 F355 is 250k to 300k. Quite a viable goal in say 10 years' time. -
Originally posted by |-|05|:err........those are without COE which is around the same price....especially for those engines.....
Alamak... COE is like nothing compared to the cost of the car itself. Around 60k. Actually much of the money goes to the import tax. -
*LOL* dude, what a waste of money!
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old ferraris r cheap. tink its around the price of a brand new jap car. its the insurance, road tax n maintenance tt kills....
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for ur info, old ferraris r not cheap at all... n it cant possibly be at the price of a brand new jap car... ferraris n other supercars have v high OMV, n with their good maintaince n extremely low mileage, a old ferrari price is quite close to a new one... all ferraris r produced in limited numbers, so for some cases, an old ferrari cost much more den a new one... for eg, a F40 costs abt $900k in 1990, but now a old F40 costs more den a million....
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Look, I need prices, not a lesson in Ferrari's heritage. Not all Ferrari's are built in limited numbers. Those that pop to the mind are the 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, 550 Barchetta and 360 Stradale.Originally posted by [A]J:for ur info, old ferraris r not cheap at all... n it cant possibly be at the price of a brand new jap car... ferraris n other supercars have v high OMV, n with their good maintaince n extremely low mileage, a old ferrari price is quite close to a new one... all ferraris r produced in limited numbers, so for some cases, an old ferrari cost much more den a new one... for eg, a F40 costs abt $900k in 1990, but now a old F40 costs more den a million....
There's no road registered F40 in Singapore I believe. Besides, the price of a F40 has actually fallen. would your believe. Brand new then in 1987 it was 600k retail but went for a million for those who couldn't wait a few years longer (in USD). Now, one in concourse condition is 350k at most bar the racing versions eg F40 LM, GTE, GT1. -
Thanks for being constructive.Originally posted by AzRaeL:*LOL* dude, what a waste of money! -
hi there, pls call autobahn @ 6835-4800 for more info.they have lots of 2nd hand ferraris and other exotic cars for sale.Originally posted by tIfosI:I'm intrested to know for the 308 GTB, Testarossa, 512 TR, 512 M and F355 Spider. Their prospects for the coming decade and where the price will bottom out.