Is the Lusso going to go up in value

Want to pick this thread back up, what are the Wordly experiences, only a handful of V12’s for sale in the UK looks like prices are fairly stubbornly solid, not seeing any going down....and finding the right spec car is getting harder, and seeing the FF rise.

Is the Lusso the last pure NA V12 family / x4 seat Ferrari ?

They really do everything so well....and can’t be appreciated until seen in the flesh, especially when parked next to a normal car...the shape is beautifully unique, the sound is stunning....208mph is good enough for the family wagon, everyone who has been in mine has had their brain twisted to what they can do and what really should a Ferrari be / look like...once experienced / everyone loves them.

According to ‘How Many Left’ only x228 UK cars, Only x8 V12’s for sale, Interested to see what is everyone else seeing in the world wrt pricing / demand / thoughts ? All other owners I have spoken to, typically have owned at least +5 Ferraris and are totally in love with their Lusso.

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FF prices are rising here in The Netherlands. That should underpin V12 Lusso prices.
I’m not sure where that leaves the Lusso T though...

 

Live in Zug Switzerland , Lusso is for Guys what G Wagon is for women very exclusive daily driver all year round practical super car which is an oxymoron except with a V12 Lusso love mine in Silverstone Grey with black rims , not sure what I would change it for as everything is a downgrade , I also have a Glc Coupe amg63 s for more of the Donkey work , shopping Runs etc . Prices have gone up in Switzerland a bit not many v12 for sale

 

Third Lusso post of the night,,,
I bought mine 2 years ago with 5k miles, around 50% of list at 2yrs old. V12 obviously…
I think it’s worth more now, at 4 yrs old and 24k miles! Can’t be right, but there’s still nothing else I’d swap it for at same money.

 

According to my regional sales manager and dealer the Purosangue is V12 and, while not a limited model, will not have large production.

 

because they know demand will be low at their MSRP

 

I think Neil wrote that a while ago and at the time it seemed like a reasonable supposition.

Time will tell, but I think the PS will have very strong demand and to answer the OP question, I think Lusso values will, indeed, increase- though I think the rate will be gentle.


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Yes two years ago when I posted I didn’t believe Ferrari would use a V12 in the Purosange and was very wrong. Since then Ferrari has offered me a Purosange and I am purchasing one. My wife wants my Lusso so we’ll be keeping it. Still love the Lusso after owning it five years.


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Didn’t check the date - first time I’d noticed the thread - oh well! Anyway - enjoy when it comes, I’m holding a slot but waiting to see the car/specs first.

 

I bought my 2017 in early 2018. Used with about 1000 miles. 25% discount (295K). My expectations after 4 years and having 10K+ miles would have been in the $150-175K range given the history of the FF. Obviously it’s worth much more. Regardless of the future value it honestly doesn’t matter as I feel it’s one of the last of the breed. I’ll keep piling on the miles and have an added bonus of maintaining some value.


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