F40 sale prices

in UK yesterday 800.000L, more or less 1M euros, 1,3M dollars, I,own a f40, and some time ago I liked to sold it, not now, my best offer 600.000 euros
in my opinion is one of the ferrari with more hidder possibilities to increase the value, limit?....

 

One sold for £800k here in the UK? What was the mileage and spec?

 

more or les 10.000km with all past history, you can see the pub. in the evo UK magazine of this week

 

yesterday I buyer a alfa romeo sz Es30, with 840 km, new from the old alfa dealer.
But in my opinion a ferrari f40 is better to buyer a car with 15/20.000 km with perfect past history, a car with very few km.

 

be interested to hear details of this as it sounds a high given some of the cars currently offered

 

Well some are now asking £700-£800k.

 

Yep there is one on the UK Ferrari Approved site for £720,000 .. Big money.

 

I know a local dealer who offered a friend $450K for his F40 with 6K miles. Allbeit..it is wholesale. Retail I would say between $600 to 900K for queens.

 

How long ago was it?

 

There is no F40 for $900k that would be called a garage queen. Not in the US. And probably no more in Europe.

Even a 6k miles F40 would bring considerably more than $1m in the US.

 

+1. It would be extremely rare to find a well maintained no story F40, even one with high mileage, for less than 1m in the US currently.

 

Once-upon-a-time these numbers applied, but not any longer. I recall these figures being the norm about 4 years ago.

Retail is between $900k to $1.5m currently, subject to further market changes, of course.

 

The dealer was AG and the date was Sept 2012. Car was located near Las Vegas.

 

2 years is a lifetime ago in the current market.

Also, without a chassis number, specific history, and condition at the point of offering, there is no way to determine the basis upon which the car was supposedly offered for $450k.

At any rate, your assertion that retail is "between $600 to 900K for queens" is not reality for today and does not reflect the current market.

 

Wow...and its not just F40s of course, and not just classic stuff either...I've noticed several of the "modern" era cars are holding firm or up - CS of course, but also 550B and regular 550 and 575 from a quick look recently...likely others that I haven't followed...cheap money...asset bubble anyone? (I know another forum for that!)

 

The last few auctions have seen F40s get £617,500 and US$1,025,000 for the last one inc Premiums. Now we just have to wait and see what the auctions next week get.

 

I haven't seen a F40 in the mid 400,000 in 3 years, they are past $600,000 dollars easily in todays market.

Whats pushing it is the last Ferrari signed off by Enzo Ferrari.

 

Whats the highest mileage F40 ?

 

I have seen one in France with 138,000 kms on the clock, one in Germany with 120,000 kms, I have personally seen 7 cars with over 100K.

 

That would be something of joy to me to rack up all these miles in such an elusive car.

 

Rod Stewarts old car (less than 7,900 miles and recently serviced) sold for $990,000 including buyers premium last weekend.

1990 Ferrari F40 - California

 

I believe this is going in excess of £ 800 000 2B Consulting Automotive :: In Stock 1988 FERRARI F40

 

The market is becoming hilarious. The spread between what you're offered to sell, and what it costs to buy seems to be widening to oceanic proportions. Greedy times.