Time to say goodbye to Ferrari, what’s my 360 worth?

Very nice. I have a similar miles Spider. Good to see you’ve cared for it.

 

~85k.

 

Looks nice. As wee all know, the 360 3 pedal cars gave gone bazooka. But the F1 equipped cars have shown a steady up swing as well.

Personally.. shoot for the moon. Every dealer I know and deal with is basicly naming thier own price..and they seem to be getting it. This car market is nuts..try to take advantage while it's still hot.

 

Hard to tell, I’d ask 100k settle for 90


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Not a bad starting point..but I would hit at 120 and settle for 110. Might aswell throw that line out there..

 

I've been watching BAT and the cars that bring the most are the most stock. The carbon fiber bits, while very nice looking, may be a drag on your values. The high mileage definitely brings the car down to earth. The TCU upgrade is probably a huge plus but most folks paying the big bucks are probably first timers so may not appreciate such things. The shields look aftermarket, which if that's the cases, are a big negative with people who know but for the first time buyers, they won't care until their first cars & coffee, by which time it will be too late.

It appears to be a fine example. I'd put the quick sell value around $80-$85k and the long sell at $95-$105k. If you've got to move it, list it for $85k and it will likely be gone in a couple of weeks.

Good luck and enjoy the Z06!

 

Bat cars are usually always stock. Seems like those cars are purchased then resold on bat the next year. I would promote your car the way it is and sell it for a good price. There is a market for every car not only the low mile cars. Too me a car that is sorted and has a nice stack of papers and some miles is better than a 22 year old car that only has 5k miles and a big price tag.

 

If you have the original interior bits to replace the CF ones I would make that clear in your ad. I have always kept the "replaceable original" parts to any car I've owned and have found it many times a real deal maker for the interested buyer. Include them with the sale and let the new owner know he has options. You may not get more money for the car but I tend to believe it makes a car more "sell-able".

I'd start at listing it for $95K--- even with the mileage at 40K+. It is red and that seems to be the color Ferrari everyone wants. Someone will most likely appreciate the documentation paperwork you have as well as the highly above average condition it is in and will reward you with a good amount for the car.

Best of luck, but I'd get started now on getting it advertised. These cars sometimes take a bit to get sold. I tend to believe the serious buyers slowly learn the market about what is out there and eventually place a value on cars they once only glanced at. When they have the opportunity to view and drive a few 360s they become more educated and a car like yours may come around to being a good buy for those folks.

 

Wow 11 years already, I remember when you bought it since I used to see you posting on FatWallet too. The good old days. Beautiful car I am sure you will have no problem selling it!

 

Really nice looking car. I like the way you have it set up.

 

I would never sell a Ferrari for a Corvette, but that's just me.... Good luck ! 90-95k seems a good starting point.

 

Good Lord, I like hearing this!