Where to buy a Ferrari

Hi Everyone,

Just wondering where the best place is to buy a Ferrari. I know the Canadian dollar isn't great right now, but is it still better to buy in the US?

 

I bought mine in 2018 and our dollar was low then as well. When I comparing prices in Canada to the US I found similar prices when taking exchange rates into consideration. Maybe an opportunity to save a thousand or two, maybe not. It depends on the car you want to buy and how many there are. Inwas looking for a 360 and viewed several in the GTA. They were all much nicer in photos than in person. I was getting disappointed, so I went to Ferrari of Ontario to see if they had any or new of any for sale. They had none. I told the salesman how I was not finding anything I liked over the last few months and was considering to go take a look at some that were for sale at Ferrari of Quebec in Montreal. He just looked at me and said go for it you will not be disappointed. He was correct and I bought mine there.

 

Most tend to price in USD even if their advertised price is in CDN. Unless its rare and not commonly for sale here. Sometimes its a waste of time and money to shop in the states. Exchange, duty and taxes, etc, make it not worth it in my opinion.

 

I’m looking for a 360 6 speed in the GTA, and it appears the US and CDN prices are very similar. Also don’t see any new vehicles available for months, might have to wait for spring to roll around.

 

Check Kijij.
There is a 2002 gated Modena with 45,000km listed at a dealership in Toronto. I have no idea how good it may or may not be

 

Thanks for the quick response. I should have been more specific as to what the must have spec is:
- spider
- 2004 preferably (but 2003 wouldn’t be a deal breaker).
- Red with tan seats or yellow with black seats.
- gated 6.
- milage under 40,000km, lower is better
- pristine condition would be ideal

 

Why don't you send Marianetti Motors, Motion Endeavours, Pfaff Reserve, or Kulu Motorcar on the hunt?

 

Didn’t know that was an option. I will look into it as I already have a relationship with some of them.
I am not in a hurry to get it, so I wont be rushing to get a mediocre example. I plan to keep it for 10+ years for personal reasons.
Appreciate the input here.

 

Check out John Scotti in Montreal aswell. They have a large inventory and have cars in stock they don't advertise. Could be worth a call.

Motion Endeavors doesn't really get involved in older stuff. I do pretty much all there safety and vehical inspections for them. But give them a call, he may be able to find you one.