360 for 54k

It has 40K+ miles not saying that's a bad thing. But the 360 has been driven and you don't know how hard. It might have been a rental since it's a leasing company that's selling it but if all maintenance is up to date including recalls then it's a great deal.

 

Agreed, it's probably the mileage.

Not sure how to interpret the leasing company-as-seller aspect, because a lot of these cars were leased when they were new.

 

The sunroof may have helped edge the price down.

 

it has a sunroof in it..........most people arent crazy about them.

 

great time to buy a 360 .if the maintaince is up to date,dont let miles scare you,i had 41k miles on my diablo when i sold her and she ran the best she ever ran.

 

Desperate motivated sellers

 

I have to say that the tumbling of the 360 prices has pretty much pushed the F355 out of consideration for me. The fact that there are nice 360s with some miles on them, maintenance done, and I do not have to have the dreaded 'engine out' service of the F355, makes me think ownership of the 360 is the better plan. Happy day.

 

But, it will never look or sound like a 355

 

28,561 01/21/2008
29,467 04/11/2008
29,879 09/16/2008
29,900 09/30/2008
31,340 04/29/2009
31,440 05/05/2009

Less than 3,000 miles in two years.

http://moourl.com/MuchBetterBuy

Can anyone say "competent PPI"?

 

Very true. Hard to fashion an argument to the contrary. But, undoubtedly, someone will.

 

wonder how bad the interior wear is, the pic is taken at an angle to conceal it

rob

 

Doesnt look too bad for the money.

 

Somebody pulled the trigger.

 

The argument is simple. Some of us feel the 355 is much much better looking than the 360 and worth the extra hassle

 

didn't you sell your 355 because it was too much of a hassle?

 

Yes Sir !

But never once considered replacing it with a 360. Not even in the same league.

Will probably be back in a 355 this year. I now believe it is worth the hassle

 

As expected after 40k miles of seat time, the leather on the seat bolster looks worn, and these are the standard seats, not the more expensive and nicer looking Daytonas.. The pictures may not be picking all the wear on the interior, or exterior for that matter. A close up inspection is definitely a must, imo.

No reason the engine shouldn't be in good condition with only 40K miles on the odo. $54K is a fair price considering the miles, condition of the interior, and options or lack thereof. —And no, primo 360's with low miles, all options and upgraded factory wheels, and provenance do not sell in the 40's, but retail/wholesale more like $80-110K- depending on coupe or spider. Private seller or distressed sales have been skewing the number in some segments of the market.

Just one person's opinion
—Vic

 

99 360's
07/15/09 SAN DIEG Lease $62,500 28,473 Avg RED 8G A Yes

07/23/09 MANHEIM Regular $63,500 28,306 Avg BLACK 8G A Yes

10/08/09 RIVRSIDE Regular $62,000 12,073 Avg BLUE 8G A Yes

12/17/09 W PALM Regular $62,500 17,376 Avg SILVER 8G A Yes

01/28/10 RIVRSIDE Lease $59,000 23,380 Avg RED 8G A Yes

02/25/10 RIVRSIDE Regular $73,000 9,954 Above YELLOW 8G A Yes


2000 360's

08/27/09 RIVRSIDE Regular $69,250 11,865 Above RED 8G A Yes

09/10/09 RIVRSIDE Regular $64,500 11,110 Avg RED 8G A Yes

09/29/09 HATFIELD Regular $70,000 13,800 Above Silver 8CY M Yes

01/19/10 STATESVL Regular $73,000 11,674 Above Yellow 8CY N No

01/27/10 SAN DIEG Lease $66,000 38,451 Above YELLOW 8G A Yes

02/24/10 SAN ANTO Regular $58,000 25,103 Avg SLVR 8G A Yes


This is where the cars are trading AT, not opinions...I saw a 2005 f430 9k miles black/black
Daytonas, carbon brakes, flawless condition, sell for $115,000 a couple days ago.

 

Wholesale or retail?

 

Do those numbers seem out of line? Typical car depreciation is 40-60% after 3 years. Obv Ferraris aren't typical, but 5 years depreciating 55% in this economy doesn't seem crazy.

 

This car was in Damian's shop the last time I was up there.

Looks like a driver.