Official 328 GTB/GTS Market Thread

What is the price of a NEW US 328GTS ? More than $200.000 ?

https://inventory.symbolicinternational.com/vehicles/256/1989-ferrari-328-gts

 

And remember, Bertrand, it is only that price because there is no warranty!

 

Ok so what is it 128 miles or 130?
Until that is cleared up I’m not seriously considering this car.

 

Could be 129.5 miles. So what do you do ?

 

What is the operating cost per mile - $1,000 ?

 

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The black 328 GTS on BAT couldn't sell here on Ferrarichat last year for a lot less than 85k. Remember, BAT prices are very inflated,

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If your dream is having a brand new 328 GTS, this would appear to be the only game in town. Plus it’s still way cheaper than an new one! And it’s still an Enzo car!

 

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All, looking for a 328 GTB for a friend, open to colors but would prefer Red, pretty decent on price range too, if anyone knows of one, holler.

 

Rpmvt has a red euro gtb www.rpmvt.com

 

Thanks Rob!

 

Right on! I’ve done a lot of business with them they are a good bunch of guys.

 

"the car feels more like a group B/group 4 rally car than a standard “street” 328 "

Whaooo I have a Group B in my garage !!!!!

 

Just taken from Hagerty's and BAT websites- for what it's worth...
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that's interesting as the 308 still showing (fairly) strong numbers on Hagerty

 

BAT auctions look to be averaging about $75K this year for those sold

 

The last QV that sold on BaT had a nice respray but was one of the roughest I've seen underneath. It had suffered a shameful amount of neglect.

 

I don't agree with Hagerty's number 4 value I don't think you can get much more than a parts car for low 30's.

 

So, adjusted for inflation, really no change in 25 years except for the very tip top rare concourse trailer queens.

We had our tease in 2014. I think we can stick a fork in it and move on.

 

328’s are like air-cooled Porsche 911‘s except much smaller volume of production. I think they will always retain their value and likely continue to rise in the future with ups and downs as any market experiences.


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Rare doesn't mean higher value, unfortunately.

3X8's just will never do what the 250 GTE's did.

 

https://classicmotorsports.com/articles/ferrari-328-gts-and-328-gtb-mightier-308/
A little off on speeds, but funny...

 

Here's a listing for a GTS with 11.6K miles in Colorado
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Interesting Yellow/black 87 328 GTS on BAT with one day left. The bids are over $86,000 with one day to go, the car has 18k miles, and there is some question over the originality of the paint in various spots. It does look great and is getting a lot of love from the peanut gallery. Still, seems like really strong money compared to some other cars that have gone for far less. (Not that I'm complaining about a strong 328GTS market!)

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1988-ferrari-328-gts-18/