Time to blow out the 360...need your help!

Thanks! Now you got me thinking about it.

 

Trust me, if I were in the market, Tim's 360 would be my first choice. I'm just not sure I could provide 120K worth of details.

 

Better tell your last call to the dealer, wondering how they are gonna respond!

You might get a deal easily!

G/L

 

thats a great looking car. didn't think I wanted a spyder. But that is tempting...

I assume that a leather repair guy could turn the piping black?

 

Thats a sweet car and a smoking, smoking deal. Its a reflection of the economy but 6 months ago, that car would be worth $20K more in my very humble opinion. Good luck with the sale.

 

Many buyers want Ferraris that are all original, except perhaps for a Tubi/Capristo, without the previous owner's "add-ons".

While the car may be well maitained, maintanence that has not been performed by an authorized Ferrari dealer is a deal killer for many potential buyers, especially since the car is out of warranty.

Additionally, the car has very high mileage and there are many other fine, Ferrari dealer serviced, very low mileage cars available to choose from at similar pricing. This car is not a classic or investment potential Ferrari ( I've learned from experience) and as such, the market will determine its current value. Good luck with the sale.

 

Let me get some popcorn.

 

HUH???!!!! More popcorn please!


Robert

 

Sorry, but this isn't a 'very' high mile car. An excellent price for this beautiful car!

 

$130,000 is a wholesale price. I would start at a higher price if me. But, if you want to sell quickly.....

C-

 

I can't imagine that anyone in the market for a spider wouldn't have this car atop the list. Great example and a real steal at this price. Somebody grab this thing in a NY minute so I don't have time to think about it.

 

Dealers need to make a living too. Your comment is like saying everyone in sales is "greedy"

 

tim. got your pM. gave it to my buddy tony who is looking for a spyder. otherwise, i am trying to ignore the thread as i may open my wallet myself.

 

This appears to be a wonderful example of a 360 Spider and priced right.

Good luck with the sale.

if I were a droptop man I would probably write the check.


Best
Rick (LAgated360)

 

Smart! There are plenty of those out there! God this 360 is beautiful... I hope someone who truly appreciates F-Cars gets it!

 

You will find that most people are time wasters when it comes to purchasing, Lots of talk/excuses, but few will open up the proverbial check book. With the high mileage and the aftermarket parts and lowering of the car, many Ferrari enthusiasts will pass. As the car becomes more "personalized" by its owner, less buyer interest is generated.
In any event, it only takes one person to want the car and its gone. After all is said & done the value of the car is what somebody finally pays you for it. Sadly my black, fully loaded, beyond perfect 360 Spider with much of its interior and covers/tool kit still sealed in delivery plastic with a day old belt service at Ferrari and 3900 miles was worth $110k. Dealer sold it next day for a reported $149,900.

 

well you traded it in amigo.. that is the loss you take