Ferrari F40 market analysis

i dont know.
i dont even know why it needed to be 'restored' .
the reason why i posted the result is that this car had been mentioned previously in anticipation of this auction, and then we had a price history of this specific car being sold over the last few years....at progressively higher price levels, which for most people would confirm a rising market......

 

Shame you didn’t unplug the speedo relay at the back of the gearbox like many F40 owners do lol

 

Yeah, that kind of stuff doesn't compute for me.

 

Good for you, wish others were more like you. You know those extremely low mileage F40s with the baggy seats? Exactly.

 

I inspected a F40 with 800 kms last year in Barcelona, Spain.

 

Haha right

 

There is an F40 with 400 miles on sale at Bingo right now, asking €9M. I saw it in person and it did not strike me as showroom new.

 

Just buy this one for €12M
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They have moved up, not 150% thou.. makes RM’s F50 look like a gift at 7 million.. I see there is a 288 GTO offered above 10 million now.. hyper inflation is causing these moves, and lack of stock

 

Friend of mine sold few weeks ago a yellow one with 7.000 kms for €5.65

 

why would you .. that’s a keeper

 

He bought a red one with 2.500 kms.

 

Well, well , well.

 

so what are the cheapest (running and complete- not burned up somewhere ) and most expensive F40's on the market today?

 

You'd have to assume the guy pimping the car with a €12mm ask has to be the high watermark.

 

ok.
what i am hoping for is that the folks actually in the business can give us an idea of where the market stands.

 

Here is a F40 for sale
1991
11000km
lexan sliding windows
2.8m euro

are they still going up?

 

Waar staat hij te koop?

 

you did not post a link to that car....but my first thought is that this is undervalued....it would be interesting to know the history of it

 

I think the value is correct
Car is not on the internet

 

I had the same thought, the sliding window cars are special.

 

they usually command a premium if fitted originally yes.
i dislike them though and would not want them on my car necessarily.
they quickly get scuffed if you open and close them a few times too many, and then they are quasi opaque.
never mind that you also cannot easily pay tolls or do anything else out of that opening.

 

Gentlemen, take your positions.

 

RM has announced two F40s for Monterey, each with interesting characteristics.

#94647, modified and resprayed in Azzurro Hyperion (seen on social media a lot)
https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/mo25/lots/r0020-1992-ferrari-f40/

#84036, 360 km and in need of thorough recommissioning (never seen anywhere)
https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/mo25/lots/r0017-1990-ferrari-f40/

Photos Ashley Lauzurica and RM Sotheby's
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84036 needs some tlc
Everything metal oxidised, rusted
Carbon-Kevlar, plexi, fabric, powder coated parts, ……,……..
But in the end you get a “new” car!