Collector grade Challenge Stradale soon to be on the market.

Beautiful,
I just paid 229k for a striped car with 9500 miles if that helps.
The dealer was going to raise it to 259k if I didn't buy it.

 

Based on recent sales, I would say somewhere around $250-$260k USD.
That's a beautiful example and stripes are easy enough to add a decal if someone really had to have one (I know they're cleared over at the factory, save the lecture LOL). Sad to see you leaving the CS club. What's next?

 

I think stripeless cars are the new thing

 

Gorgeous! GLWS!

 

Paging Stokpro...

(I'd guess a real sale price of 250-300 based on what "collection cars" have sold for when available)

 

I would put it on sale at 265,000 USD, it has the right color and options for max resale value IMHO.

 

Nice car... I don't think you'll need to worry about selling it. Have you considered Bring a Trailer and setting a reserve to cover your bottom end?

 

Except for the stripe

 

I’d keep it....just add to the stable. I made the mistake about 6 yrs ago selling my Stradale, it cost me a few k more to buy another one.
I’ve driven a bunch of cars but the Stradale is one of those special ones.

 

Watching this thread closesly as we have the twin to this car with 4,600 miles on it with a full leather interior (tan)... they are wonderful cars! Good Luck with the sale if you decide to sell it!

 

There coming out of the woodwork

 

Imo the exotic market is super soft these days and i see this selling at 225-230


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A similar car just hit the market.

Red / no stripe / black leather + red stitching (not full leather interior though) / red calipers / fire extinguisher / 3658 miles

Asking price $299000

Link to registry: http://www.challengestradale.com/139358.html
Link to dealer: https://www.westmontporsche.com/used/Ferrari/2004-Ferrari-Challenge+Stradale-Chicago-8154fea20a0e0ae704022e13d23128f5.htm

 

In what sense ? It cannot be as a driving machine in order to maintain the mileage - if not that then what ?

 

I'd put it on the market for $329K

I think there are very few CS's still remaining today. Even fewer with sub $5K miles.

 

I agree with Jason, they aint making anymore. Good ones/low mileage ones should command a premium.

 

I think there could be fewer CS's remanning than 16M's. Everyone coveted their 16M's. Everyone trashed their CS's. It wasn't until after the damage was done that people started taking care of their CS's.

 

Also, Rzundel.... you've been transparent regarding your ownership of this car and the care you've taken. You can see it's history right here on FChat.

I think odometer roll backs are a huge problem in the car world right now. I bought a car recently that had an odometer roll back and it was wrecked. Everything on Carfax said it was a perfect car. My close friend recently bought an Aventador with the same problem. It's not rocket science. A high mileage CS is $160K. A low mileage CS is $300K. Any nerd with a computer can figure out how to fiddle with the odometer.

 

LOL

 

This pristine example sold for nearly $400k USD, all in.
http://www.challenge-stradale.com/138116.html