Looks like Scuds just took a big bounce!!

There's only one clean title Scuderia coupe publicly listed for sale in the US, it's a red 13kmi car at $530k. I don't think they'll get it, but it's still a datapoint.

 

I have a Giallo sub 1K mile one that open to sale, and my black 13K mile that I don’t ever plan to sell

 

Limited edition Ferraris have gone insane recently. A $478,000 Scud, a 2 million 599 GTO, a 10 million F50. Granted, these are pristine examples, but still . . .




https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/mo25/lots/#?SortBy=Default&SearchTerm=ferrari&page=1&pageSize=40

 

Glad to see you still have yours. I have a little over 11k miles on mine.

 

I bought one back in 2012 for $180k, put 6k miles on it and solid it for $220k. Then they oddly dropped back around covid timeframe to $180k which never made sense to me as I've always believed they were significantly undervalued. I've owned a Speciale and 488 since - nothing like the scud IMO. I ended up picking up a 16M just over a year ago, but I hardly drive it and think I might be closing the Ferrari chapter in my life as I look to get back in an air-cooled porsche. In my attempt to price this car, I've been monitoring Autotrader for the last 60 days and I've never seen public listings disappear so fast. Under 5 listings, no 16Ms and when they do pop up, pretty much gone within 3-5 days.

While this aligns with what I've always believed, it seems a bit crazy how fast the market adjusted.