575 pricing

Andy,

How are you? Been a while. You still need to come out karting.

Is the car a unique (green/tan) color or something more standard. Just look at 550 pricing and then realize where 575s will go. Given the mixed reviews on them, etc. it's no wonder they're dropping and dropping fast. They'll always command a premium over 550s, but even that will shrink over time.

Maranellos, for the money, are hard to beat.

--Dan

 

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

There's a breakfast on Sunday morning. Check the NorCal section.

--Dan

 

that dark blue interior is not high on most folks lists. here's the url:
http://www.sportscarcompany.com/ferrari/2002_Ferrari_575_Maranello_VIN9072.htm

my undesrtanding is that sportscarcompany is largely a wholesaler, so i would expect their cars to be rock-bottom priced.

doody.

 

What do you guys think of this pricing matrix? I have been following these for awhile, but this needs others to contribute thier information. In doing this I factored down prices in Ferrari Market Letter, since they seem very out of whack with reality and many cars sit there unsold for many months. I looked at Autotrader and eBay as well as Car Experience and Cars.com.

Year-----Asking-----Deal Prices-----Wholesale
2002----$184,250---$167,500 ----- $159,125
2003----$195,000---$180,000 ----- $171,000
2004----$222,500--- $195,000 ----- $185,250
2005----$245,000 ---$214,719 ----- $203,983

Keep in mind that these are projections. Sorry about my formattting non-proficiency!

 

Would anyone care to opine what would be an excellent transaction (actual buy) price for a 2003 575M F1 with 1500 miles on it, Fiorano package, and the upgraded sound system? This car is in Nothern California. The exterior color is titanium and the black with Dayonta seats. How much should I offer and all else equal what would be considered a good, fair and excellent deal?

Thanks.

 

Is anybody here following 575M pricing, and if so what are the good deal numbers these days?