My wife prefers the F12 so not surprising. They have a different set of requirements such as comfort & carpeting.
Which I guess makes $600k for the seller. If the seller was the first owner, did he even break even vs purchase price including taxes? Yours was a perfectly timed exit!
a maxed out non tailor made and non special paint was a hair above 600K. not sure on this one - i didnt check to see if the MSRP was listed. yes i'm glad i got rid of mine when i did....that car shld never have traded near f40 levels....over medium to long term markets are efficient.
Except you can’t ignore the premium. Is the car market value what the seller received or what the buyer paid to procure it? I would argue that the cars market value is measured by what a buyer is prepared to pay Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
The prices of both have come down, but the tdf premium over 599GTO was way out of line and has subsequently narrowed sharply. In the long run (once the new-car blip is gone) no reason why GTO and tdf shouldn't trade pretty close to each other,
The F12TdF is not a new car. It has always maintained a premium because it is much better in every possible way.
TDF just went thru manheim auction for 800k. it was from the government seizure of assets from Scott Tucker.
really? i didnt see that on the list of cars they confiscated. these were the ones i saw listed: 2011 Ferrari 599 SA Aperta, a 2011 Porsche 911 GT2 RS, a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT, and a 2011 Ferrari 599xx.
Any update on thoughts of the market now for the tdf and other exotics In that bracket with the share market drop. Thanks