the Ferrari market watch thread

how come the books are not with the 275>
Be some low life selling 'em they should be with the car.

 

Classic market down by 20% in the US according to local king pin.

 

spotted a good 70 model 911 sc at a dealer down the road from me 22k LHD..............he also had a 255 and a 456 in the yard as well going to have a look during the week both ferrari where about 160k mark

 

Do you mean a 355?

Is that Supamerc you are referring to?

 

opps ya 355 ..my bad

 

Is that Supamerc you are referring to about that 355 and 456?

 

just some second hand car place in brissy ...........

 

Yeah, this place....

http://www.supamerc.com/view_cat.php?v_cat=14

 

yup wanted to have a look at that porsche 911 for 22k

 

I just had to fix that other post I made.

 

Interesting use of a boxer.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ASS%3AUS%3A1123&viewitem=&item=220286635947

 

Wow! Thats pretty cool!

I wonder what the reserve price is?

 

i like it a lot!

i suspect it'll go for a lot more than that.

 

yeah, I like it too. Suspect it might hit $200k

 

Beware of exotic car dealers from Belgium bearing gifts.

 

Hi Guys
I own Supamerc in Brisbane
yes we do sell Ferraris as well as being enthusiasts...
As well a range of early 911's we import ourselves.....
happy to answer any and all questions you may have......

regards

Peter

 

sorry, but dealers and brokers pushing their cars for sale are not welcome here. You can pay the owner of the site to advertise, send him an email.

 

was only dropping by.....not selling
more interested in some of the comments being made about my business

 

OK- a comment:

On your website, Volkswagen is misspelled "Volkswagon"

M

 

one or two

Nice

 

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champion...thanks for that...noted and corrected

 

38 360's listed on drive.com 4 sale. perhaps the financial gurus should start reporting it alongside allords, dow jones etc

 

Seeing as they built 20,000 of them and I would guess sold 2000 in Aus, that's 2% of the available stock "on the market". I would hazard a guess that this is a lower percentage than Porsche for example. I also suspect fewer 360's are financed than 911's, so owners have less pressure. Having said all of that, few people would buy a modern Ferrari with illusions of apreciation or collectability (Challenge and Scuderia aside)

Most investment bankers I know drive Benz, BMW or Porsche, but I'm sure 2008 and 2009 will not be record years for any high-end car sales. Russia and China are the only growth markets now.

 

2000 sold in Aus????? Seems quite high. I would have thought closer to 500 or even less????