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Discussion in '365 GT4 2+2/400/412' started by samsaprunoff, Mar 30, 2015.

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  1. samsaprunoff

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    #1 samsaprunoff, Mar 30, 2015
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    Good day All,

    Given the recent sale of intrepidcva11's 412 (http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferraris/480067-my-412-here-my-friends-forum.html), I took a quick peek at Mobile.de's asking prices... and I have to say that the asking prices have increased dramatically from the last few years...

    365 GT4 2+2's: 99K - 139K Euro ($106.92K USD - $150.12K USD)
    400's: 48K Euro - 65.9K Euro ($51.84K USD - $71.17K USD)
    412's: 79K Euro - 139K Euro ($85.32K USD - $150.12K USD)

    Remember these are asking prices and the data is only from one site... but the data does provide an indicator...

    Cheers,

    Sam
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  2. bundas

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    #2 bundas, Mar 30, 2015
    Do I need to rethink my asking price of $30,000 on the two 400ai's I have? They have every mechanical item addressed. Interior redone and paint finished. Should I list them in Europe. I could just enjoy the finished product.
     
  3. MrKazimi

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    #3 MrKazimi, Mar 31, 2015
    Mine is 77 automatic and I'm thinking of selling it for $48,000, but after what I saw, I think it will be at least double in Europe.


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  4. Ak Jim

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    #4 Ak Jim, Mar 31, 2015
    If you are interested in selling, especially in Europe then you should monitor those adds to see what the cars are really selling for.
     
  5. Arvid

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    #5 Arvid, Mar 31, 2015
    I bought my 400GT in Germany in 2012. Since then the prices on 400i on european sites are up at least 50%. I was then looking at 5-speed 400i for about 20-40000 euro. The 5-speed GT was near impossible to find so I have no comparison for this model.

    Things have changed for sure. Now is the time to buy if you want one.

    A
     
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    #6 Pyrford Ranger, Mar 31, 2015
    prices have shot up , also there are very few adverts now, there were about 25, 400 ads alone a couple of years ago ,now its down to single figures and I think now there are only 6 and only 1 is manual and its for 65000 euros!
     
  7. GT Jones

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    #7 GT Jones, Mar 31, 2015
    It would be good to know what that blue 412 sold for.
     
  8. bundas

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    #8 bundas, Apr 2, 2015
    Are these values real? Stable?
     
  9. rrbnut

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    #9 rrbnut, Apr 7, 2015
    Just received my latest german classic car magazine, prices listed for 400i 2 condition Euro 30,000 , 4 condition Euro 12,000 just fyi
     
  10. 300GW/RO

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    #10 300GW/RO, Apr 7, 2015
    What is the time interval from "ad placement" to "printed edition"....don't magazines tend to "lag the market", especially in a fast-moving environment? But i agree that 60% differential is huge and something is askew.

    Jack
     
  11. pez

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    #11 pez, Apr 9, 2015
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    Coys Sold @ their spring classics auction last month....

    1975 Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 £63,400

    1979 Ferrari 400 £17,110

    & Furlongers asking £69.9k for 365 GT$ 2+2 '73
     
  12. bundas

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    #12 bundas, Apr 9, 2015
    in normal condition 2-3?
     
  13. pez

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    #13 pez, Apr 13, 2015
    ...not aware of condition.
    But certainly there is upward price movement for the right quality of car.
     

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