575 for sale

Curious what did they give you in value on trade-in?

 

Wish I had some extra dough not in use , i would by her back in a second ! Sorry it didnt work out for you !

 

you have the garage space.......

 

Can you tell me when the last major was performed?

 

Ken- No major on 575s, just a cambelt service every 5 years.

 

Wow. I'm in the same place as the OP in that a 2 seat car has little use for me... But wow that's tempting! Glad it's not black or yellow,... that might've lured me in!

 

Saw my first new gen M5 yesterday at my yacht club. Understated aggression. A work of art. Congrats.

 

LOL! What's not to like about a rocket powered silver school bus, congrats!

 

Sadly for those of us who still own one, apparently $77K is not well below market value as the dealer has dropped the price to $80K and the car still sits.

Hate to think what my '03 with 35K+ miles on it is now worth.

 

I hear you. I am trying to sell my 03 575 to get into a 430 Challenge. I can't imagine going from a 200 mph 575 super car to a ho-hum BMW M5 is an upgrade. I apologize to BMW owners in advance. I had a chance to drive all the M series cars at the factory in SC. The only BMW that had a heartbeat was the M3 after pushing 40 buttons to turn off all the secret electric nannies. X5M was stupid fun for cutting across the track when the instructor was looking the other way.

Here is my 575 for sale. A 200 mph silver bullet.

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferraris/429245-2003-ferrari-575-a.html

 

79k$ is fair price, in Germany 2004 car with less than 15k miles you can buy for 71k$ just look at this one:
Ferrari F 575 M Maranello F1*Unfallfrei*19 Zoll GTC* als Sportwagen/Coupé in Oberboihingen

 

In Europe there is a surplus of exotic cars because of the new Italian tax code.

Ferraris Out of Fashion as Italy Nabs Tax Evaders
Ferraris Out of Fashion as Italy Nabs Tax Evaders - Bloomberg

 

I had been looking at a 456M, but if this 575M got down to the low $70's, I would probably jump on it.

 

great idea, go for it

 

so what is fair price for your 575?

 

It's whatever the market will pay.

 

I think that market will pay between 70-80k$, you will say that I talk BS cuz I compare US and European market but in Europe for 95k$ you can buy 2006 F430 with less than 20k milies, Ferrari is not good investment, value drop for cars like 575 is very similar to Sl 65AMG. Even if Ferrari will limited production under 7k that's will not help because never in history sportcars market was so crowded like now and soon there will be new players like Honda with new generation of NSX, Mclaren with P13 and rumors say that Maserati want to build car with central bestead engine.

 

I paid about CDN$75000 plus tax for my 2002 in Canada in September this year, though it was originally an American car. It had about 30000 miles on the odometer when purchased. Despite having I believe 3 previous owners, its in very good condition overall, with the interior virtually mint having no bubbling on the dashboard leather. The only 2 interior issues are that the rear speakers on the stereo are not working, and the carpeting behind the seats appears to be loose. Exterior wise one of the previous owners replaced the rear stop lights with smoked red versions, and the exhaust has been replaced with Tubis.
I hope this gives you a better idea about current pricing. Keep in mind that 30,000 miles though laughably low from my point of view, is considered high by many buyers and this directly affects the price. More recently in scouring the ads I find that lower mileage versions are selling anywhere from about the mid - US$90's up to the mid - US$120's for lower mileage examples than mine. I don't think a seller will have any problem selling one for about 70-80K$

 

79k$ for this car seems like a bargain considering that apparently this one has the GTC pack, wow! Too bad I didn't see this one when I was looking for one

 

This looks like really good value to me, and its a beautiful car too