Ferrari F40 market analysis

In 2022 79922 was for sale in Switzerland for Euro € 6 M........
One can always try, of course.

Marcel Massini

 

Even when the Titanic was sinking the band was still playing.

 

1992 F40 for sale at Ferrari of Lake Forest.

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Talk to me.

 

Beautiful USA F40, this is 91097 which we have sold twice in the distant past, it's actually built in September 1991.

If you're looking for a European F40 we have a spectacular Lexan Sliding Windows non-cat non-adjust example www.instagram.com

 

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$3,470,000 all-in rmsothebys.com

 

record?

 

sorry last pic cut the price off

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No.

 

Anyone know if todays car is fully serviced and up to date?

 

How are model years determined? Is it truly by date of manufacture completion, or is there a range? Asking as an owner of a December 1991 build that was advertised as a 1992 car. I call it a 1991.

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If it is a US car as a matter of law it is declared in the VIN by the tenth digit. For 90, 91,92 it was L,M,N.

One of the reasons in the Ferrari world there is such a heavy use of serial numbers is because there is no world standard. Various countries have various methods of deciding on a cars legal year model and it is not always even based on when its built.

 

Also as a December build 99% chance no matter the make (even a Ford) or what country it was built in its a 92.

 

And Ferrari has been very inconsistent. On a US version all that matters is what the VIN says.

 

Thank you. Mine is a ROW car. Marcel's report shows date of origination and completion of the build. Based off your experience, I'll call it a 1992 now.

Original Curated ad for my car.

https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/ferrari/f40/1992/906938

I bought it because of the condition and report from my inspection, not because it was advertised as a 1992.

 

Unlikely.

 

88767 has come a long way since it showed up as a nice red/red F40 Germany-registered H-F 40 with Andreas Grajewski in the company of no less than 9 other F40s at the Ferrari Racing Days held at Oschersleben, from July the 3rd - 5th 1998.

One wonders what it'll cost to turn back the clock.

 

Hi Joe - what do we know about this car?

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1989-ferrari-f40-1

I'm new to this forum, first thing I've ever typed on it but I've learned these cars can have troublesome identities etc - and obviously I can see this car has been, erm, well, modified (not improved in my view) - but is it a car know to this forum?

Jo

 

I have now -- new to all this forum stuff. To me, that looks like a good buy for someone if returned to factory spec. Thanks for the reply and context.