Help me price my 355

It's worth a grand sell it to me. =)


Seriously though I'm thinking 65k.

 

pics?

 

very high miles imo 60k

some pics will help

 

It's maybe worth 82K? It is not your basic red either.

Miller MotorCars has one for sale for just about $107,000 for a low mileage 355 with F1 trani

http://ferrari.millermotorcars.com/preowned/index.cfm?sFuse=ALT&iVehID=844&CFID=3998781&CFTOKEN=70981851

 

Based on the 30k service being done "a few years ago" I'd say ask $75k and see what types of serious offers come in. The model year definitely works in your favor. The mileage and F1 probably don't. Just my 2 cents.

 

F1 gets a good amount of money over the regular stick

 

True, but in the 355s they're commonly known to be even more problematic than the early 360 F1s.

 

worst problem year with the F1

 

I haven't followed pricing of 355's in a bit so I can't aid you with that.

Good luck with the g-car if you make the jump! Go orange/black/titanium rims

 

i just bought my wife a 99 F1 spyder with 7K miles and i paid $95K for the car. what kills you on the car is the mileage. i would say you will probably get in the 70'sfor the car . as for the F1 , i don't know about the 98 model year but my 99 shifts better than all my 360's put together specialy the early model years.

 

Eli, congratulations on the car! I hope see enjoys it!

 

Yep. So now get out & drive it!

 

I'll give ya $5k for the car.

 

thanks chris

 

ben, let me bring it next door and clean her up. ill do a real thorough check "over a sunny weekend" and get back to you on monday

thanks (snicker, snicker)

ps-glad to see the "non-gym" is doing so well

 

But to just walk past it everyday in the garage? How maddening is that? It's been just 2 months I haven't driven mine and I'm missing my baby something fierce! What's another 2K miles on it?

 

Ben,
I've got a very similar car and I've talked to several people in the past month or so, including Chris M and FoCNJ. If the dealer sells the car, they can probably get $80K-85k (give or take), but if you sell it on your own, and it is as good as it appears, you can realistically get $70k for it (give or take a few grand).

Mine is probably worth over $5k less because of accident history, so I just decided to keep it - after all I've spent on it over the years, I couldn't bear to part with it for so little.

I share your fancy of the new G-Spyder - it is an awesome, beautiful car! If I were choosing a new car now, my only hard decision would not be the car (it would be a Gallardo for sure), but it would be whether to get a hard top or a Spyder

Best of luck!

 

Clyde, I think you might have found a possible contender to put in that snazzy newly painted garage...

 

Perhaps, but I'm no F1 fan, and it's not Red/tan. But certainly I think the mileage is VERY reasonable.

 

Great minds think alike.....