State of the market for FF/Lusso

I haven't really looked at prices other than to see the BAT listings that members have posted here, and a quick look online. Looking at those it certainly does seem like the market has softened. I bought my 2015 FF in late 2019 and in the pandemic I could have sold it for more than I paid for it, but certainly not today (no matter it is not for sale).

My educated (ha!) guess is prices are likely to soften since there is some uncertainty in the stock and job markets, and some whispers of recession which can make people cautious on large purchases. On the plus side, the Fed will probably cut interest rates in September (if not sooner) by 50 bp, and may cut once or twice more before the end of the year.

So to answer your questions, I dunno.

 

we are back to precovid prices for FF (close to full depreciation) and lusso will go down further as it never hit its natural depreciation bottom due to covid.

 

Everything's softening, some deals to be had in the next year I'd bet.

 

bring on the deals.... wahoo

 

Well ive decided to sell my car after watching this one:



What terrible design/engineering

 

lol

 

Based on that video, you're better off buying another one every few years, otherwise the cost of replacing everything he mentions is probably equal or more than the car lol.

 

100 percent- im gonna call him and see what he says.

 

Mechanics always see all the bad things on cars. 10 year old cars are always going to have some issues. Besides for the PTU, I imagine he’d say the same thing about a 458, F12 or any other Ferrari of a similar vintage.

 

he does mention that at the end of his video

 

He did mention the Lusso, 812 and F12 all have the same issues because they use so many of the same components.

 

Yep ptu just makes it that much more expensive

 

It would be interesting to hear Martin Parks thoughts on the video conclusions,Martin is a member here.
https://www.parkesperformance.co.uk/

 

Wow not a T?

 

Wld love to hear his view

 

@FerrariErnie any thoughts?
I had my ptu and dct replaced by the dealer last year on my 2012 at 40,000 miles that ive owned since new. I was planning on doing plugs and a major this year, what else shld i have addressed?

 

What was the dealership cost of PTU/DCT work that you had done,

 

Had power warranty so zero

 

How long can you renew the warranty for? I have a 2018 Lusso, I want to keep it under warranty as long as possible, although it's pretty expensive, I thought I could only extend the warranty another 2 years after the CPO warranty runs out?

 

Not sure- i wld self insure and then send to hollywood if you ever need ptu and dct

 

That is the bumper to bumper. Main components is part of the NewPower15….. 15 years…..you can start that on year 4 or after the extended coverage ends


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good lord, thats what I paid about $7-8k for, which was the inspection + warranty. I feel like at that price for 15years, I'm better off just setting the cash aside.