488 Pista pre-owned pricing drops?

Pista prices will drop over time. The slope of the fall will only be known retrospectively.
What’s your intention?

 

I think the only truly collectible Pista is the Pilota

 

No one here will have the answer to your question. There are simply too many variables, only time will tell. But we all know that there will be some adjustments/depreciation given the current economic state. I'm a buyer for a nice second hand Pista circa $360k. I'm patiently waiting.

 

not sure if it is accurate or not, but didn't someone state on another current thread that wholesale is $50 less MSRP?

 

There seems to be an awful lot of them out there. 6 alone in my local area that I know about, could be more. Cool car and all..but I cant see it sustaining it's current valuation. Espeacilly when Ferrari will be tasked with building the next best car in its line up.

Those who bought it new..I would suggest to sell it as soon a possible for any investment potential to be realized.

 

The Spider version is holding up pretty well - Sotheby's sold a poorly optioned 2020 for 175K above MSRP last month.

 

That car looked wrong in every way, so yes it was surprising number. My new dealer in Europe offered to buy my just delivered pista spider for about 50k euros premium over list and go into a "nearly same" F8 spider(!) to qualify for future cars. Having spoken to some others, the spider premium is not much here, especially as deliveries increase after the disruption.

 

I agree but even that is a pista coupe with a paint job. But then are people who collect those 70th anniversary cars as well.

 

That car had no options and the color was off - Sotheby's getting nearly 200K over MSRP is a testament to irrational behavior.

 

As you know, you could not get that livery unless you drove a race car for Ferrari. And yes, I have three 70th including the original: The La Ferrari Aperta.