F355 Market

I saw the silver 99 in person and it looked good and had a clean carfax. Apart from some light wear on the seat bolster and an aftermarket stereo. Indeed, looked like a bargain for someone.

 

Looks like the silver 99 F1 went for $35,000.

The 98 GTS F1 was a no sale at $56,000.

 

What was wrong with the 99 F1 to go for 35k ?

 

You saw it and don't even know the mileage?

 

Sold!

1996 Ferrari F355 Spider | Gooding & Company

 

95 Berlinetta posted today at Ferrari Maserati of Central NJ
VIN #: ZFFPR41A7S0103732
Rossa/Nero

Asking $115k USD.

Looks like a clean car.

 

Prior JM Legend Car. Decent car, but not all that clean. Interior is a disaster(probably a strong word) and rear bumper resprayed with no black stripe

 

Wow. Have seen that car around for sale or one in the same color and thought no way! Strong price

 

Thats just gorgeous

 

the green is striking

 

nice to see the 355 in the spotlight

 

Nice to see a spider make the grade.

 

12 months ago one wouldn't have been able to give away a green spider

 

Ferrarimania!

 

lol sad but true. ive always really liked the dark green on the f355

 

Wonder about that one as well. IIRC it was sold on e-bay for ~$65k (or it was de-listed when the bidding was at $65k) and been at Black Horse ever since.

 

355 Challenge sold at Artcurial for 177.000 Eur
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I'd love to add a street legal 355 challenge one day.

That, or an F40.

 

Better save save save as these cars are going up up up.

 

+$$$

 

What goes up must come down. Especially when it was mass produced.

The F40 was attainable at sub $300k multiple times over the last 15 years.

Not saying it will ever get that low again, but a correction will happen when cheap money isn't flooding the economy the world over.

 

If I can get an F40 for double that I will take 2 right now. My check book is open

Everyone I know is not using cheap money were paying cash.

 

People are paying cash because they can't get much of a return on it anyway with interest rates so low. The opportunity cost of having $1m+ tied up in a car when rates are at 1-2% is only 10-20k a year. If rates every get back to historic norms of 6-8% or more, the opportunity cost goes up dramatically and will certainly change things. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out.

 

It will be very interesting to see what happens to car values if interests rates in the US go negative.

 

Good one Skipp. Sitting here watching 30yr shooting for new record high as we speak.