Scud purchase price

2009
Dealer
163k
12,400 miles
170k

 

I'll play along, but not sure how this helps with your FS goals...might want to add date of purchase too for context.

Year: 2009 Rosso Corsa
Mileage: 890miles
Price: $209k, dealer
DOP: Feb 2011

 

market is soft on scuds, good time for buyers bad for sellers.great selection out there

 

now that 430 prices are bottomed, people will shop for scud as they are affordable as well.

price also is largely dependent on state of economy. anything purchased in 2009 and early 2010 will have been appreciated in value. mid 2010 to 2012 will have gone down. Early 2013 was a good time (up til about March 2013).

scud was as low as $150-160k earlier this year (Feb, March 2013). currently, you are looking at around $180k.

 

Although mine has 12k miles, I think my price reflected it but all in all it's in amazing condition and was taken care of. So I figure since my seller needed to sell it quickly, I faired ok

 

2009 Rosso Scueria. MSRP 310K
DOP 11/2012
Paid 182k at dealer

* My client is one of the alrgest Ferrari collectors on the east cost, and his dealer gave me a good deal. Don't know if it's true but I like to believe.

 

Anyone here have an FDE car? My feeling is that Scuds have or will bottom out around the $160K mark for the older, higher mileage cars. With CS prices climbing to $150K+, I'd be surprised if the Scuds would dip below that.

 

Only soft on odd / not so popular color combinations. Otherwise been steady for at least last 2 years.

Miles??

 

150-160? lol, highly doubtful unless they were FDE or storied specimens.

For the last 2 years 09s (other than black and/or weird combinations e.g. black stripes w red outlines) have been hovering in the 180-190s consistently which means dealers are buying them for at least 170 and above. I see some on eBay as of this post hovering in the 170s, almost all black ones and none of which are resale red.

 

The ones around 150-160 aren't storied cars. However, they were around 12-15k mi. Those were lowest prices I have seen. Long gone I am afraid

 

Penske Wynn had offered me this car at $160K (08' Blk/blk, 8K miles). Though it might be considered a strange combo in that the inside is all black without any contrast stitching.

2008 Used Ferrari 430 Scuderia 2dr Cpe Scuderia at Penske Wynn Ferrari Serving Las Vegas,Los Angeles, NV, IID 10248167

It's been sold since and I have no idea what it sold for. That said, if you did a search on cars.com and sorted by price, I believe the bottom priced Scuds are black as well.

 

that's cool, how long have you been looking and have you found any?

I think it will take forever with your strategy.

 

I just paid 190k for an 1100 mile yellow/black with radio delete

 

ArtnNyc I didn't know that was you checking out my car yesterday at FOLI, should have said hello!

 

Hey there and congrats on the white Scuderia! Fantastic car you bought!

 

When I bought mine it had 6,400 miles.


Anyone else?

 

Late 2008:
Bought at 184 thous with 2,700 miles
Worth 180 thous with 4600 miles

Note: some of the comments earlier from non-scud owners are baseless opinions.

 

I think the pricing calculator that we have used for 3+ years on here is still +/- right for "selling price". (which says prices have been pretty darn steady)

IIRC, here is how it went (I used a slightly different one than the original designed by F430GT):

"baseline car" = 2009, Red, 0 miles, stripe, US Carbon Package = $200,000

Adjustments to baseline:

Mileage = Deduct $2 per mile up to 10,000 miles, $1 per mile above that
Color = Silverstone and white add $10,000 ; Non Red (or Silverstone or White) subtract $10,000
No Stripe = deduct $5000
2008 Model Year = deduct $10,000
No US Carbon package = deduct $10,000

So...that's it. I tracked perhaps ~12 sales that were right around the suggested price from this model (again, "selling price" not asking price) within 2-3% ($0 to $5000 off).

A few examples to illustrate:

Example #1 = red, 2009, stripe, 4000 miles = $192,000

Example #2 = Yellow, 2008, stripe, no USCP, 10,000 miles = $150,000

And so on...

Would be interesting for folks to apply the formula to their purchase and see how it compared to their price. Doesn't mean their won't be outliers, but I bet this is pretty close...

 

you should be a car dealer because you are the only person I know who could have bought in late 2008 for under sticker....

 

2009 Black
MSRP 330k
9700miles
DOP 1/14
Dealer asking 190k
Paid 184k

Will worry about resale in a year or two when it has 20k miles.

 

That's a really high MSRP...what options did it have? Special stripe? Special paint?


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