Is it possible to get $30k over sticker on a 15 cali T ?

Doubt it very much....there are enough of them out there on cars.com, eBay, etc.

 

Can definitely be IF the buyer is interested in a special combination of colours and add-ons.

For an american to get an order in and receive it would still take months.

If u are looking for a 15 CaliT u have the money to spare and if u find the one u like in front of u for sale, all perfect, already detailed, wrapped and ready to go, what are 30k ?

 

30K over sticker I guess anything is possible. However sticker or a few $ over is possible for those that do not want to wait.. Especially if it is a great color / option combination..

 

Is OP by any chance fishing for a purchaser for his (which would suggest its unused since collection six months ago) !!

 

TBH I doubt it... there a few on the market already. Like others have stated obviously anything is possible and if you find the right buyer and you have the right combination and they don't want to wait then sure. But I think any $ over sticker is unlikely.

 

It would be easier for the members to know, if you listed the specs. Marmist has a point about a "special" spec with the right buyer. However, while I'm on the other side of the pond in the EU, as far as I know, anyone can go into a US dealer and order a Cali T. It's been out for a while, allocations are plentiful and it's the entry car. Except for the wait of having a new one built and delivered, why would anyone pay that much over sticker, when they without issue can order their own and have the wonderful experience of speccing the car and pay MSRP?

I might be looking at it all wrong as I'm not used to FNA and that "relationship" system, but here in the EU, a new Cali T would come with a discount from the dealer, and any dealer selling any kind of used Cali T over price, no matter the miles, would be keeping that car. I know it's not the same and there's a difference between Europe and the US. All I'm saying is, is it that hard to get an allocation for a Cali T to warrant that premium?

 

You will be fortunate to get anything close to Sticker. 2016 are now coming over and the Dealers have demos for sale.

 

I think the waitlists are around 6 months so someone may be willing to pay a premium for instant gratification... not sure $30K over would get you many takers, though?

 

you would be lucky to get 20K below sticker if you gave it back to the dealer. Bottom line, Ferrari started a closed end lease on the Cali T, what that means is that they want to push more out and are taking the depreciation risk on the car meaning that the car does not have as much demand as they expected. I could walk into a dealer and order one for MSRP and potentially below if I had a trade in (they cant mark it below MSRP but they will give me more for my trade in if I place an order). This is not me guessing this, I have already talked to my dealer and they are ready to do it. Only F cars these days getting more than MSRP are Speciale, La Ferrari, and potentially the early 488s...not F12s, certainly not FFs, and no cali Ts .....now going back to your question.....is it possible you find someone who can care less about spending $30k more than msrp to buy a used car right now....of course you can....good luck in finding them....

 

Send us pictures of your car

 

IMHO you will be lucky to get sticker for it...

 

I said there IS a chance, but the fact is that the more u wait, the more Calis invade the market, the slimmer the chance u have.

thought about it, sticker would be nice.

 

Car looks great in Red.

Howeve, can't imagine there would be a shortage of red CaliTs on the market..perhaps the interior is unique?

 

Black interior which is a huge minus IMHO for a red Ferrari...

 

It's a Rosso Corsa Ferrari, not exactly a rare thing. I do prefer black over Cuoio with the reds, but the yellow calipers are definitely a minus for me. I think black on red is a very classic European combo. But there's nothing special about that car imo, that would warrant a 30k premium, waiting list or not. 6 months do pass fairly quickly.

Is there a buyer out there who will pay 30 k over for a here-and-now car? 100% sure. Will that person be easy to find? Needle in a haystack comes to mind. Simple logic would suggest that the longer you keep it, the more it will depreciate - driven or not.