2007 Ferrari 599VX on EBAY

Beautiful 599 GTB. Stunning colors on both interior & exterior.

I'm no expert on the 599 (I have 612), but the rear exhaust looks different from stock. I could be wrong; hopefully the 599 experts here will chime in soon.

As long as the car has been properly serviced and shows no signs of abuse, mileage should not be a big deal on a modern Ferrari.

Just remember that your considering a driver's car, which is just fine by me.

Make sure you find an independent, Ferrari-certified mechanic who can do a thorough PPI on it - and make sure the seller agrees to allow you to back-out if the PPI uncovers something that the seller cannot resolve.

PPIs are crucial on higher mileage vehicles.

Good luck.

 

Cars that have been seriously modified are hard to sell, well they are in the UK.
That kit and the wheels are extreme, but I am sure someone will like it, and it will surely get you noticed.

 

Can't say the modifications on that car do much for me.

 

Was there not a thread about this particular car and the build process?

 

white

 

Looks like Novitec Rosso modified exterior...

NOVITEC ROSSO - Ferrari 599 - Images - novitecgroup.com

CW

 

I like the kit on this car. I also agree with you that the white colour tones down the car with all the mods, and keeps it classy-looking. Sometimes there truly are too many red versions of an Fcar on the market, just ask any experienced Fcar salesman. You should only buy what you really like, if you know yourself you don't have to care what other people may think.

Since the car is located in a Winter "snow-bound" area I would inquire if it has been Winter-driven and check for signs of that in the PPI. The higher mileage isn't unreasonable if the car has been truly enjoyed. Ask the PPI mechanic to run a compression test on the cylinders if you are concerned.

 

Buy it before I sell my 550 to get it. Hell of a price and seems like everything is checking out. Everything about the car is tasteful, I agree with you!

 

I have a 2007 599 and mine does NOT have that 60th year badge on the inside. I thought that badge was on the 08. Anyway if you like those styling modifications on the car go for it. But as others have said it may reduce the value wheyou sell it. As for the color I like the white black. Just not a real fan of the wheels myself. Enjoy and welcome to F cars. I just joined myself a month ago.

 

I've seen a car from Couture Customs. They do an extraordinary job in creating a exotic example of a 599. I know they do shop auto auctions for some of these 599's they do. In fact I believe he bought one or two examples from the Palm Beach Highline auction here this past year. The cars usually have some higher mileage than what you would see for sale in a Ferrari dealership. They often change the color of the vehicles. He takes the car completely apart to paint them. No color bleed threw. If you want a very unique 599, Couture does them very well. One concern would be what the condition and service history is on the car if it comes out of a wholesale auction?? As one other poster mentioned, many may love the cars uniqueness but if you want to re-sell it you will have a very limited audience!

 

This is very insightful & useful info - thanks for sharing! I love the look they do, but man to own a 599 for $80 is a helluva bargain. Since chains are used in these cars - maintenance is not a big concern anymore..

School me if that last statement is inaccurate!

 

I have an 07 612 and it does have the 60th anniversary badge.

 

I never saw an asking price - just Mkt value on car said $80..

What are they asking?

 

The bumper gaps are terrible on that car

 

Just as an aside, the 50th anniversary of Chinetti and 60th anniversary of Ferrari emblems were only on Ferraris built in CY 2004 and CY 2007.

 

Originally, all 4x I viewed the Ad - it was on Vast.com and there was no price - However, there was a market value of $82 and some change. Then when you clicked on the specific Ad itself; the market value changed to 'Instant Mkt Value' and that # was $80 and some change. Obviously, I see this has changed.

With everything that has been discussed - Major point being on difficulty to resell and higher mileage - I wouldn't pay a dime over $115 on that car and that's stretching it. Being polite, cause I can tell you really like the vehicle and that matters most.

But, if in fact you do plan on selling one day and not keeping her forever; I urge you to take my advice as it will take a specific buyer when that day comes - not to mention how many additional miles you place on her..

If you're looking at $139 or in that range - you can get a stock vehicle with half the mileage. Maybe, even a 2008 model year.

 

Used 2009 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano Base in Scottsdale AZ at Onyx Motorsports - Carsforsale.com

Check this out. Better bang for your buck.