Are 70th anniversary models inherently more valuable?

No. Ask any Porsche guy. Porsche has milked this cow to death.

 

Like the 812SF painted in Rosso 70 anni.....I would assume a bit more as the paint was a hefty option

 

They are more valuable till ferrari releases 75th anniversary cars in a few years.

 

I would not pay any more than market value- aka 250k or so.

 

I would think the person who would buy this wants a 70th anniversary car and therefore can justify in his mind the premium to be paid. Personally I see no added value in these cars, as I saw this as a marketing exercise gimmick. I would maybe go 275k tops because of the low miles and its a 2017.

 

I used to think the same about these paint-job cars until I looked at the 599 Alonso edition which is just 599 HGTE with lipstick, and I think 40 were made. Just look at the premiums over the standard cars.

With the 70th cars, some designs look same as standard cars, others have tailor-made style special materials, and a good number look like a complete mess.

I think some of these might end up like the Alonso and trade at a big premium to the standard car, but only the nicer ones.

 

I dont see why they would sell at a premium, unless the spec is really attractive to a specific buyer. Many of them are kind of odd, and not something most people would spec themselves. It might be worth a premium to the right buyer, but if I were on the market for a second hand car, I'd rather spend 20K over average market rate to get a very nicely specc'ed car, than to get a Ronald McDonald kind of Ferrari.

 

I would consider this price delusional, but only one buyer is needed.

 

That’s my local dealership I’ve seen a fair share of f12s one of my favorite cars but I don’t see the appeal In the 70th anniversary edition over the normal especially when it costs almost 2 times the price of the base model for me it’s about the driving experience not the special badge saying 70th anniversary