F8 Price check on high mileage F8

No one in my part of the world would touch it with “upgraded turbos”, but then you US people are different, maybe that’s not such a big deal for you.

 

Eric C would say yes and Todd no. So you'll have to flip a coin.

If it were me no way with the upgrades and those miles.

 

Am I dumb? (Don’t answer that) but I don’t see the selling price. Just the MSRP. But regardless, the miles wouldn’t bother me at all but yes, the ‘upgraded turbos and inter coolers’ would make me pick a different Nissan


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Non-stock Turbo's, intercoolers and it probably has a tune for all that...tune by whom though? 20k miles... is a ton by Ferrari standards and even other exotic/sports car standard on a 2yr old car. Honestly 20k miles on cars these days is not really alarming though. You will NOT get a warranty with it.

Did the original owner rent it out? Service history? Any good clear hi-rez photos of this car in detail? Link to this cars advertisement? Is this it?
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inventorylisting/viewDetailsFilterViewInventoryListing.action?zip=34655&inventorySearchWidgetType=AUTO&sortDir=ASC&sourceContext=cargurus&distance=50&sortType=BEST_MATCH&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=d3048#listing=391761165/NONE/NATIONWIDE_SHIPPING
If that is the car MSRP $324K and they are asking $341k....they are WAY off base again due to miles and mod's and not being able to be certified for warranty.

Can't really give much of thought on price but definitely way under MSRP...I'd guess if it is in perfect condition inside, underneath and outside, $280-$290k or so MAX! If the car was OEM STOCK and under 5k miles it would sell for around $10k or so above MSRP. Miles and mod's kill it.

 

Wouldn’t touch it with a 10 foot pole, unless it was 100k off. There are way too many others available with warranty.

 

No way. Pass..

 

This is like marrying a 45 year old hooker with 2 kids.

 

lol And then the hooker disappears next day

 

Run Forrest Run , from those homemade turbos.


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Hookers are awesome


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Not ones that are 45 years old and with 2 kids in tow.

 

Miles don't bother me, but the mods do. Spec is really nice. But I'm afraid I'd have to pass on this one with the mods which killed the warranty. $280k max.

 

I don't think many in the US would touch it either with engine mods which voided the warranty. I might touch it if it were $250-$280k though. However, I'd take it to a Ferrari dealer first to get their opinion. Whatever it cost to take the car back to original I would discount off the asking price.

 

A lot of respect to the owner for driving the **** out of his car and enjoying it. This thing was basically daily driven for two years. LOVE IT. With that said, miles don't bother me, provided the price was fair. Wouldn't want to buy it with the likelihood the ECU was tuned by someone though

 

It’s got my exact interior — nice [emoji4] It’s also been lowered (too much)— the turbo, intercooler, ECU tune are bad for the value but otherwise, it’s a nice car— I don’t think the 260-280 number some of you are spouting out is accurate… that’s extremely low imo. I’d have to say 10-20k behind MSRP is more reasonable. Prob closer to the 20k number. A 22 F8 isn’t anywhere in the 200xxx range regardless of the mods. 305-309 seems correct to me. But again, we all know I wouldn’t buy it cos of the mods but someone will.


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Basic Ferrari math: aftermarket turbos + intercooler + ECU tune = Ticking Time Bomb

 

also search Ferrari.com Ferrari dealers post inventory on the pre-sales section. Here's F8 Tributo> https://preowned.ferrari.com/en-US/r/north-america/used-ferrari/usa/f8-tributo/rfcm

 

Looks like plenty of great candidates there without tunes and turbos.
The cheapest Ferrari is sometimes the most expensive. Buy one of these.

 

That car set that low...it's absolutely SLAMMED... I bet the rear diffuser is ground down and or scratched.

With 20k miles and those engine and suspension mods unless they find a total fool that doesn't understand Ferrari resale market...that car will sell for $280k $290 maybe if they are willing to get rid of it. $300k plus for that particular car these days I do not see it with a knowledgable buyer. Maybe I am wrong but it sure seems like it will need to be heavily discounted to sell. If it was stock and could pass Ferrari Certified Warranty then with 20k miles it will still sell well under MSRP but more around $305k. MSRP is only $324k so not highly optioned anyway. ...love the interior personally.

 

According to the dealer, the car is owned by someone that owns a performance shop, but he didn't do the mods. The car is on consignment. They are willing to take it back to stock for the buyer. I called and offered $250k, wire tomorrow sight unseen. Per dealer no dice, which is fine, I'm sure someone will pay more. It's not worth more than that to me. Warranty, which is void now, would only be good through December of this year per dealer. I'm not sure you could CPO this car even if it were brought back to stock due to the tune on it. Even if they put the original tune back on it, wouldn't a dealer be able to tell if it had a tune on it before?

VIN# ZFF92LLA3N0271814

 

but leaves you the kids!

 

Now you got me laughing thinking of the Family Guy episode where quagmire marries a hooker when he got drunk.