458 price adjustment for mileage?

Formula mentioned here by another:

MSRP:

minus $10k per model year from newest model year

minus $2 per mile

So a 14 would be - $10k (1 year from 2015)

- $2 x 11k miles = $22k

For a $32 k off MSRP however, the spider may not yet reflect these prices as/if they are still in high demand. Happy hunting and the best of luck.

 

$2 per mile is worth every penny. Drive em.

 

LOL I agree Phil, just not to the next owner.

 

13k Miles higher mileage? Are you drunk?

 

He's american. THERE, 13k miles is high. for obvious reasons.

 

Is that the Rosso Scuderia one with the black Daytona seats with the red inserts? If so I sat in it at the Cinque Ferrari event last month. Seemed like a decent price but I wondered how it got so many miles on it in a short time. My concern with "so many" miles on a newer car is that it will just continue to grow (obviously) and the 458 cars are depreciating more now and it may not be the best mileage car to jump into at this moment. I loved the color combo personally but I'm not sure most buyers like the Scuderia red over the Corsa red. Best of luck in your search.


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As with any used car buy the newest, lowest mile and best condition car you car afford. A perceived high mileage late model Ferrari is no bargain (unless ridiculous). There are too many with 2 or 3k on them.

 

Do you know what the msrp on the car was?


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