458 pricing, up or down?

That's one heck of a deal relative to now.

 

Can someone eyeball a car for me and let me know if the price looks okay? I think it’s a pretty solid deal but maybe (definitely) I’m an idiot.

 

You’ll need to give us something to go off of. Post the link.


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I purposely didn’t post the link because I don’t want the mods to think I’m advertising (one could theoretically pretend to be the buyer but actually be the seller), and maybe it’s a sweet deal and someone else likes it and makes a move first.

Would anyone mind looking at it via DM for me?

Thanks

 

Glad to. I just bought one and studied the market heavily [emoji51]


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DM me. I'm curious if this deal is any good.

 

Prices seem to be holding stable as we get into spring. No crazy drama with stock market. Bitcoins even up

 

I just sold mine. 2015. 15k miles. MSRP 320k. I should know approximately how much the dealer paid for the car you are interested in.

 

How much was it sold for? I have no plans of getting rid of mine but curious to know how much it's worth.

 

Looks like a good deal for someone looking although it's almost a no option car: https://www.autotrader.com/marketplace/buy/ferrari/458-italia/2011/ZFF67NFA9B0178710?listingId=710119552

 

458 is the last N/A engine, high speed v8 Ferrari was also very appreciated in terms of driving and design, it seems to have already become one of Ferrari's legendary models, and in my opinion, it is the best v8 F car to date. I am not a market expert or a car trader, but when I look at the last 5 years, I see that the prices have gone up considerably (especially in the European market). There is even the fact that some examples even exceed the 0 km price of the car. As I said, prices have already increased a lot, but I do not know if they will increase further in the future, but I am sure that they will not decrease. If you are thinking of buying this car, do not think about a good one. If you already have this car, keep it because such cars will no longer be produced.

 

They will go up in the long term but right now the market in general is going through a correction...

 

expect a huge boost when ferrari's ev is announced

 

Agree on both

Mine is for sale now if anyone has any questions..

https://ads.ferrarichat.com/buy/458-spider/zff68nha4d0191555

 

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2014-ferrari-458-spider-31/?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=campaign_2648441

 

Looking at a 2012 black/tan 17K miles carbon interior certified $205K? seems like a deal?

 

spyder or coupe?

my dealer offered me trade in of $160k for a 2012 red/tan coupe with 21k

 

Sorry coupe.

 

seems a bit steep but i'm not too up to speed. i believe mine would retail around $185-190

 

agreed. a little high for model year and miles but the CPO is a factor

 

the car just makes the cutoff for the full 2 year warranty.... might offer them 195 and see where it goes. Or just buy a 2024 Z06 w/ 2000 miles for half the price

 

the car makes the cut off off for the Power15 warranty, not a "full 2 year warranty". quite a difference.
that being said, your post raises an interesting point.
the 2010 model years (soon) will no longer qualify for CPO status.
and when 2030 rolls around there will no CPO 458 available again forever.

 

Are the 24 Z06's already half the price? That didn't take long.

 

but then you'd have to drive a Z06...

 

I had a deposit on a new Z06 (along with everyone else) thinking i'd add it for track day duties but after about 2 years or so and no end in sight (and seeing cheap deals on the secondary market) i pulled the deposit.

i like the car but would not substitute a 458 for it