Dare I ask.....

Ferrari Naples is asking $135k over msrp for a 250+ mile GTB customer car

 

I have seen the Naples car in person. Not a crazy amount of options, but decent. Would expect a very well optioned one to be closer to 150k over MSRP.

 

Bentley Gold Coast in Chicago is asking $525k for their GTB.

 

You can ask anything you want. When it sells we will know what it is worth.

 

Greater fool theory is alive and well.

 

This is why I champion Ferrari for not allowing ADM!

 

the 992 st is a very special car though, I remember when the 'r' traded peak at £700k

 

Absolutely, I will take a ROFR over an ADM all day, every day.

 

I know of a mid-optioned one that sold for $115k over MSRP.

 

Sorry, not familiar with ROFR ? ADM ?

 

Traditionally, Ferrari dealers sell all cars for MSRP, but require their clients / first owners to sign a ROFR (Right of First Refusal) so if the car is sold, the dealer gets part of the sale / market price markup, etc.

Porsche dealers are known for selling in demand models in some cases for ADM (Additional Dealer Markup), rather than exclusively to clients for MSRP and requiring a shot at the profit on market price if the car is sold.

Both methods have their merits, but are also universally despised by the market hahaha

 

Thank you.

 

I despise my Porsche dealer. They pushed me into becoming a life long Ferrari customer. Sure I had to pay my dues at Ferrari but I much prefer the Ferrari model.

 

That's what Porsche tells us every few years.

 

The cars are great, but after 3,4,5,6, 911s purchased they still play games with me. It like I am constantly starting from square one. With Ferrari, after a few cars all the games stop and things just get better and easier.

 

Its a nice car but I would rather have a 296. The 911 GT engine revs high but has maxed out on power long ago. Not dissing the car, but for me the power doesn't justify the half million market price. I would prefer to have a regular 992s as a daily and spend half a million on a proper exotic.

 

The Ferrari of Naples GTB that was listed at 549K is now sold. Don’t know exact price but assuming it was close…

 

For those looking for a link. It's under their official website name

https://www.goldcoastautogallery.com/2022-ferrari-296-gtb-c-10886.htm

 

I think you forgot about the manual

 

Still doesn’t move the needle for me. I prefer to have my salesman call me and offer me cars, do 90% of the work over the phone and 10 minutes, come in and inspect out the car at my leisure. This is much more preferable, then kissing the butt of a Macan salesman.

 

What on earth makes you think that was a customer car? Every new Ferrari comes with at least 50-70 miles from the factory. 250 miles tells you all one needs to know about that car.