Classiche costs

About $50k was what I was told for a pretty original f40. Not sure if in $usd.

 

Joe we are around 5k Gbp for the certification in the uk, the most I've heard is 7k
I hope this helps.

 

A US spec car that I recently acquired for a client was certified in 2015 for $12,000. The car lived in California most of it's life and was certified in California.

 

Mine was certified for €6,500 and then I've spent €78,000 at Classiche getting work done including the tanks.

 

about $8k if I recall correctly

 

you meant $5,000 I assume?

 

No apparently it cost that to get certified. The fuel tanks were changed as well and maybe that was factored in. But it was the dealer that mentioned it so not sure what was included in it.

 

Joe:

I have a couple friends who have had their cars certified. They have all been in the $7,000-$8,000 range. The cars were a 328 and a BBi, so I can't say if the rate fluctuates based on the model. I hope this helps.

 

yeh I was quoted about 6k for my 360 CS recently

 

I think joe is asking about the specific cost for classiche certification, not the cost to rehabilitate the cars to classiche status.

 

About $5-6,000 as I recall

 

What does it comes with the car when is certified?
All elements are coming from Maranello or the dealer are
Is able to print by himself all docs?

 

Somebody posted a complete price list by model a while ago

 

Best explanation I have come across: https://youtu.be/Ym0hBT6rzwQ

 

Thank you Simsko!

 

Can someone please post the price list per model? I have seen the price list before at a dealer and this is the amount that Ferrari North America charges for the red book. PLUS each individual dealership charges an amount to take the photos, process the application, etc. This dealership amount varies widely, whereas the Ferrari North America charge is fixed via model type. For my 512 BBi I believe the FNA charge was $4230. My dealership charged another $500 to take photos, etc.

 

This is the Classiche Certification Price list of 2014:
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Posting here to remind myself to post updated Classiche Price list tomorrow.

As previously stated though, there is a fixed price from SpA.

Then you have the cost ( as needed ) to become compliant.

And lastly you have the price that the dealer charges to access all the components needed to be photographed for said Classiche. Some are easier to complete than others.

Steve

 

2016 Price List attached as PDF:
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F1 cars are a bargain!