F355 Market

I agree and have noted the same except I really dislike the red carpets. I think I would have ordered one new just like Ivanca's. Black carpet.

Now if her Daddy becomes president...😉

 

I think you have the two confused it was his ex Ivana's..Not his daughter Ivanka.

 

Looks like they finally put a number on it. 115.9k

Also, the red tan 98 F1 GTB from FCI has sold to a buyer in Utah.

 

If that is F1 Moving's car, which was purchased several months back, and now being re listed for significantly more in pretty much exact same form... Then are these cars being bought at higher values by collectors and enthusiasts or speculators?

 

Ken, I thought F1 moving's car was a GTS??

 

Berlinetta

 

That was his car. I know the vin.

Who knows how it went down. Someone may have offered the buyer a quick 10k profit and on it goes. Strike while the market is hot.

 

Bob,Do you know what he replaced it with??..Just Curious

 

I'm not sure how it works in other states, but CA buyers seem to be at a disadvantage. Sales tax or DMV tax of roughly 10% goes out the door as soon as you buy a car. So offering 10k to a buyer in CA who just paid $10k in sales tax for a $100k car probably wouldn't be enough to entice the buyer to sell. Wouldve have to $20k + , which is quite a bit. Very curious how it works in other states.

 

I don't know. A 430 was in play but I'm not sure that happened.

That car had a major done by Dave Helms before he owned it and he had a major done by a quality shop in Columbus right before he sold it. I believe it's a minty example.

 

Titanium 99 F1 Spider 15K at Black Horse sold was listed at 75k

 

you have to pay sales tax where you live except in the few states with no sales tax.

 

What about cars purchased from a private party? In Ca, you dont pay sales tax from private party transactions, but they get you for 10% at the DMV when they ask you how much you purchase your car for.

 

The other thing is that you have to pay if you take delivery of a car in California even if you live someplace else. I just bought a car from CNC and was thinking of driving it to the national meet in Monterey and I was told that unless it was being shipped to me out of state, I would be whacked for the fee. Ridiculous.

 

99 355F1 Spider 29k SOLD Cats Exotics Red/Black Listed at 71,900

 

+1

 

1999 Ferrari 355 Berlinetta F1


1999 Berlinetta F1 -- Rosso / Tan
$74,995 USD

Located in Vancouver BC.

 

That red one in Vancouver maybe the same one that had its engine rebuilt. The insurance company paid close to $40k to get it fixed. The owner had only had it a little while before the incident.

 

What was the incident?

Was this car at Ferrari of Vancouver for a few months? I saw a 355 with Challenge Grill on the hoist there for at least a month, maybe two every time I would drive by.

 

Not the same car.
If i remember the car you are talking about was a stick not an F1.

 

On a related note, and please excuse the rookie question, has the ratio of used dealer to private party listings been heavily weighted towards the former through somewhat recent history over the past 5 years or so? I've really only started paying close attention this past season, since I'm looking at a first foray into the 348/355 world. Just looking for a little historic perspective, not that it would necessarily change the purchase of a car.

 

There seem to be a lot more at dealers over the past year than in years prior. Seems to be in line with the values increasing - they want to get their profit on the way up.

 

Definitely a lot more dealers involved in the 355 market now compared to last year when I started looking.