F355 Market

This car was for sale at 60k not long ago from the same dealer. Now they have doubled the price. I'm not sure what is going on...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1999-Ferrari-355-F1-Spider/292312143376?hash=item440f295610:g:~hkAAOSw09xZ94ab&vxp=mtr

Robb

 

Yeah - that's a solid sales approach LOL

 

I like the approach. Set the market. If everyone did it, the market moves up in price eventually. Not like they are building anymore. Most people who want one, have bought or have had one in the past. Now it is time to generate buzz in the millennial market that they are super rare, not made like this anymore and find some “whales” to jump start the frenzy. Will help F1 guys as those turkeys cannot drive a proper manual - [emoji12]. Sorted cars should be premium and move that on up. Spiders have brought the market down anyway, LOL [emoji38]


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i'll be the first to say it..."I should have bought it when it was 60 grand"

lol

sjd

 

Just like the chopped TR that is now listed for crazy money...asking prices are NOT selling prices. They might as well ask for $1M.

Doesn’t change the actual value one bit.

 

I'm looking to sell at 98 GTB. Can someone tell me where the market should price it? She's a 6 speed, yellow over black, 2015 belt service, 20K miles, new tires, 3 owners, books and records, all stock, no stickies, no CELs, no accident, really a high quality car. I'm getting offers in the mid-60s -- seems low to me.

 

Why don't you list it in the classifieds? I personally don't estimate values without detailed photos and service records.

 

For a quick sale that sounds like more or less the right money although a bit on the low side. I'd list it for 80-85k if I were you and see where it goes.

 

It is in the classifieds: https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/1998-f355-gtb-yellow-black-6-spd.562826/

 

That car is nice. I certainly would not sell it for 65K. Yellow is hard, but you will find the right one.

I turned down a sale for my car at a price higher than $65K. Not interested.

 

Robb recently sold his yellow 95 GTB with 30K miles for $78K. That's a good data point for your car.

 

What's a 70k mile 98 F1 worth you guys think? Fresh major, good driver...sorted out. 360 pump upgrade, tubi exhaust, fabspeed test pipes with mini-catted o2 extenders (no CEL's or slow down lights).

I don't drive the car as much anymore...so I was thinking of selling it to get a nicer example. Car is in Canada and the market seems to be a little higher here.

 

Trade you for my Truck. Straight up.

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i have 2 data points:
1995 GTB 6spd red/black, 44k miles, but also $40k in reciepts from SR in 2009 - friend bought it for $75k
1999 GTB 6spd silver/black, 18k miles, according to registry last 6spd GTB made, minor accident in the rear at one point, no service records - i paid $67k

 

I just saw this listed (sorry if it is a re-post)

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/720901598/overview/?aff=alerts&emc=alerts&smtrctid=1304123444

1998 Ferrari F355 GTB

$64,995

Mileage: 27,464
VIN: ZFFXR41A1W0110956
Interior Color: Tan
Exterior Color: Red

 

Crazy good value. F1 cars have been taking a beating across all of the market. I just was offered a nice 360 F1 coupe for under 60k. There's a 430 F1 coupe for sale near me with 30k miles for 85k. It was hard to pass up, but I'm trying to simplify things right now and another Ferrari isn't in the cards at the moment.

 

That's just simply awesome.

 

It is in the for sale section in Fchat under other makes.


1953 Ford F100 - Old School Modern
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$54,900

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I know of a GTB 355 that just sold for $88k. Nice but far from perfect car.

 

what year and miles? im astonished that clean 95s arent over 150k

 

I think you should get 85 up here but thats just me.

 

All I know is that if I bought Bitcons in 2013 with the money I spent on my 355 I'd have $15M today and I wouldn't care about the 355 market.

 

Where is that time machine ?

 

Lent it to Dr Who and he hasn't retuned it yet. Something about Daleks and Galiffrey.

 

Bringing this back to say, I agree.

As another comparative example, this sold for nearly 40k over original MSRP-

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1997-porsche-911-carrera-s-5/?utm_source=dailymail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2018-02-28

I think this makes the F355 seem like an unbelievable bargain.