F50 For Sale

I have a F50 for sale. I am the owner and have to sell the F50 to make room for my Porsche CGT. I am asking for US$530,000. The car is located in Hong Kong and a detailed inspection by the authorized dealer can be arranged. If interested, please contact me at 852-9196-9027 or [email protected]. Details as follows:

Vehicle Particulars:
Make: Ferrari
Model: F50
Year of Manufacturing: 1996
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black with Red Insert
Chassis #: ZFFTA46B000105925
Serial #: 173/349
Mileage: 2750 km

Items included:
Hardcase for hardtop
Soft top
Three pieces of language
All tools & equipments
Full set of books and records
Full service records from authorized dealer
Original photo album
Original vehicle certificate
Maintenance records by authorized dealer
Unused and original set of Fiorano F1 tires
Tubi and original exhaust
Excellent condition both mechanically and cosmetically

Brief Ownership History:
1996-1999: Dutch collector
1999-2004: Japanese collector
2004-now: Current Owner
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Good Lord!

Sweeet....

 

Thanks for the pics and info

 

WHY WOULD YOU SELL IT FOR A CTG?!?! i would definately rethink this decision

 

I second that, im sure u cant have the joys u hav in an F50 with a CGT

 

really, i would be intersted in hearing your ownership experiences for both of these cars that you are drawing this conclusion from.

Its his car if he wants to sell it then best of luck for a fast and painless sale

 

well i can comprehensively compare a fiat to a volkswagen, and i'll tell you the fiat is far superior. just throwing in my 2hp.

 

Ahhh.... The "Spoofwagon"

 

that's not a bad price for an F50 (if you wanted one). Plus very low
K's. I don't understand why you would want to change from an F50 to a hairdresses car.

 

err Gil, the F50 doesn't have a roof either, but I know what you mean

 

Such a shame. I remember when you first got the car only a few months ago. Shame to see her go.

 

Mileage that low isn't exactly a good thing. That thing probably sat dormant for years.

 

That price isn't that good.

That car was bought last year with near zero miles on it for a similar price, and now it's miles are just "normal"!

It's nearly 100k $US too pricey I reckon, but I guess he'll take an offer.

Nice car

 

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I have driven the CGT for over 5000km now. I have to see it is an excellent car despite what the review said. I think the reason why so many complaints from owners is they don't drive it enough to learn the car. Anyhow, I guess the F50 is really undervalued now that I just need to find a permanent solution for parking for my either the F50/CGT (parking is really tight in Hong Kong). For the price the gentleman mentions, I would rather keep the car as I canno think of any other cars with similar credentials I can buy for low US$400k. Will post some pictures of my well-used CGT later to share with all of you.

 

cool.

i've never been a big Porsche fan, but when i first saw pics and specs of the CGT it made me drool. only other Porker to do that to me was the GT3RS... but that was only when i saw it in the flesh, in pics it did nothing for me, but now for some reason those same pics are dam sexy to me.

yet to see a CGT in person, but quite sure it'd give me the shivers.

 

You might want to talk to www.carcity.com.hk. I am sure they can find a buyer for you in Hong Kong.

 

car looks beautiful

 

I love your car . So beautiful . Must be painful to letgo of something so special .

 

Your car is worth more at retail than Ferrarifixer is suggesting. Actually it's worth more wholesale than Phil is suggesting.
IMHO

 

Depends where you shop... you won't be getting any UK buyers at the advertised price, that's for sure. Plenty of more affordable cars there......

Aussie prices are so stupidly high (taxes) compared to the rest of the world, it looks ok here.... i guess that's why he shot a link to the Aussie thread......

My opinion... private or 15yr import your own car once you've found it elsewhere....

 

Really low mileage cars are getting pretty rare now, remembering the F50 is up to 10yrs old. You can definitely find cheaper cars in Europe; but they may be "story" cars or high mileage/poor condition. Even worse, they may be phantom cars or stolen property. Lots of other factors come into play too.

I am sure you have seen some of the F40/F50's in "as landed" condition........
Imagine what a 40,000km one looks like *shudder*

If you buy from a dealer, you are always going to pay a premium- none of us work for free. Lots of advantages; but they come at a price of course.

 

I don't think I am asking for an unreasonable price, given the condition of the car. I have done a lot of research before I purchased the car and I simply could not find something cheaper with similar condition and documentation. At least one of the items is missing. I believe when you are paying this car for a car, you want everthing to be perfect. Anyway, I am not trying to justify the price as I really don;t have to sell it. THis is just my 2-cents opinion.

 

Which bit is missing Nick? Do you mean the driving boots? The carbon fibre backed presentation book/brochure ?

 

I think he meant on every other car he looked at something was missing - not on his

 

Thanks for the correction. I meant every other car I have looked at, there was something missing.