Yellow 355 @ Marshall Goldman

I don't have any knowledge of the car itself but in my limited dealing w/ MG, I find them to be trust worthy and upstanding. However, I also find most of their vehicles tend to be priced higher than present mkt value.

 

All I know is they've had it for quite a while...I would think they'd like to deal on it. Call John Ashe there, he is a very honest guy, no nonsense, and has a personal Ferrari collection of his own so he knows them inside and out.

 

that is so hot

 

+1
They do have very high quality, but also priced quite a bit higher than anyone else.

 

A 355 in automatic? I don't this so, nice car worth about 50 on a good day

 

Must not have too many good days on the planet where you're from.

A minty clean YELLOW 355 F1 Spider with 11K on the clock should be high 50's this time of year- maybe low 60s in Springtime. If the car has had a major VERY recently I'd have no qualms paying low $60s. $68K is definitely very ambitious, but a car with more miles and not as clean sold for more money to a friend of mine recently.

Remember- MOST Ferrari shoppers are NOT bargain hunters- they want a great car at a fair price, not the absolute cheapest car on the market... We all know what kind of value a "Cheap Ferrari" is. Just a tiny bit of interior freshening, rock chip repair and wheel refinishing can easily run $10K... ask me how I know.

 

Glenn you do know the F1 isn't an automatic, right?

As Jay said, there are cheaper cars on the market but a 'cheap' Ferrari typically will cost you more in the long run...

Personally, I'd let mine go for $60k right now...which is a bit high for the market, but with the upgrades, options, specs (great sounding Nouvolari exhaust and sport cats!) and level of maintenance, that's my price. Plus I don't really want to sell

 

I understand the F1 which is actually a dual- Auto/Stick
It just looked funny since it said Automoatic for tranny type
I guess the car is worth what someone will pay
Its a very nice car with Low Mileage

 

Plenty of 30+K mileage, two repainted fender, curbed wheels, 95-97 Spiders that need headers, valves and cats for $under 50 grand....

No shortage of used Ferraris that have been through 5 auctions... THAT is what you get when you look at the ebay prices. They are all auction cars with questionable backgrounds.