25% Tariffs on all cars, plus Ferrari raising prices 10% will certainly cause used car values to rise as some new car buyers will turn to the used market.
I think it will have an effect. Not sure how much but some will go from the new market to the used market. I think 458's will have the biggest jump and it will trickle down from there. But I think 360's overall are looking for an upswing anyway, particularly manuals, given no 458's and few F430's were manual cars. The problem is that imported car parts will also go up. And, used cars use more replacement parts than new cars. So it might not make much difference as the overall pool of potential buyers goes sideways as both new and used become more expensive. Ferrari isn't raising prices on ALL models. Just some. Even they know there's a limit. And I think its the end of the line for Alfa and Maserati in the US market. Maybe even Aston Martin. That might draw more people into the used Ferrari market. 550 and 599 prices should also go up.
I think there is a meaningful milestone when the value of a car can drop below its cumulative retail service cost…. then neglected 360’s drop to 50-60k usd the flirt w this threshold… as some have said earlier these cars will be worth more in parts unless buys just fall in love w the model.
Mmmm, I think the 50k to 60k 360 days are over. Getting into a modern era Ferrari for 95k to 105k range will start to be the standard range for those interested in stepping into the brand without super deep pockets. Gated cars should hover in the 125k to 135k+ range. Cars with deferred maintenance will bottom in the 75k to 85k range. Nothing other than the 355 can come close to the 360 motor sound in the modern era of Ferrari, V12’s excluded of course. The 360 was the birth of a new century for the brand and design.
