Good 812 deal?

Yes. Probably close to $100,000 off original MSRP once negotiated. Handsome looking spec despite being largely devoid of any carbon bits (just LEDS). Has pretty much everything most everyone might want, lifter, racing seats, TDF wheels, etc.

 

Similar good deal to the two at Ferrari of Austin.

 

Having spent a month reviewing with 4 different dealers/brokers, these are not selling well and prices are still falling. I passed at $285k on one, fwiw.

 

Msrp on this one was near $400

 

Dustman is right, I've been watching these and there getting down there. Wait a bit, it's a buyer's market, you would be surprised on the deal you may get...

 

No cars are doing well at the moment, I'm keeping an eye on the market and see lots of good value out there across the board but, still see prices slipping so waiting on the side lines. If you want to get the best value just hold out a bit longer and watch the prices until they stop reducing but, I don't see any sign of prices stopping to drop soon. Very good value already out there and exceptional value to come, just my 2p worth, I'll add a whole load of cars if this continues much longer. We are very privileged to have an opportunity here as we will see the very best and last of the combustion engine and prices to acquire will be very reasonable indeed!

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Actually, I do. Were it me, I wouldn’t pay more than that, and it would have to be my perfect spec.

 

Not to make you hesitate further, but you’re right about Titanio.

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Definitely sitting.Low 300's is where most seem to be. I did see one around the 280k mark but had lot of miles. If you want to PM the lead you turned down for 285, I may be interested

 

It has since sold. They are indeed sitting. Dealers controlling to keep price inflated. As is customary.

 

The Grigio Titanio looks fantastic but I think the Blu Mirabeau will also show the lines well. I couldn’t find a photo of a Blu Mirabeau 812 but this photo of a Cali shows how it accentuates the sculpting of the car. The dealer photos taken indoors don’t do the 812 justice.

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I suppose being a good deal is relative. The base prices on new exotics have gotten so high that $75K under sticker still doesn't seem like much of a deal.

 

I’m not the owner of that Cali so I can’t be 100% sure but the photo was captioned with Blu Mirabeau. I’ve also been close to buying a 599 in Blu Mirabeau and can confirm that it’s one of those chameleon colours which changes in the light. It sparkles in sunlight and can be quite moody on overcast days. Titanio is the same.

If you don’t want another blue car then be patient and wait for a Grigio car to show up - although you’re much more likely to end up with Silverstone rather than Titanio as Titanio comparatively rare (as is Blu Mirabeau!)

 

The color strikes me as too light to be Blu Mirabeau, BUT, often times colors can look quite different on different shapes.