Ferrari F40 market analysis

While I completely agree with you, I believe RM had the F40 at one of their long form digital auctions, where it recently no-saled.

 

For some reason I mixed it up with a Monterey listing. Appreciate the clarification.

 

It will be interesting to see how this plays out in the near future say 1-4 years. I believe that time frame will hold the definitive answer. Cheap is a relative term. 250 GTOs were “cheap” at one time or another also with “stories”... albeit race stories for the most part. Original, authentic F40s will find their place in the stratosphere. It is only a question of when and how much, not if and “the story” behind the car.

 

There are too many F40s for there not to be a significant delta between excellent and poor examples. The floor will rise, but a $1M+ spread will probably maintain. That being said, when that floor rises to a certain level, these cars will all be kept in garages and never seen again on public roads.

 

My F40 has over 70,000 kms and is mechanically and cosmetically very good. Not only did I save ~$1M vs a low mileage example, but I can drive it another 10,000+ kms without putting a dent in its value relative to low mileage cars.

Pay less, enjoy more

 

I subscribe to the same school.

 

I've put about 8000 km on my car in almost 3 years. It started with 9800 km. Insurance values it at $750k more than I paid. I don't think anyone loses in F40 ownership.

 

yes 80763 again

 

So it sold for €2.1m in 2023 and they have the estimate at €2.4m-€2.8m?

Will be interesting to see what happens.

 

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The market has moved on around 25 % from last summer for the Big 5.. a lot of buyers at present and very few sellers..

 

really?

 

One is more divine than the other

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I am seeing around 9 % on the currency move as a deciding factor and a general increase of around 10 -15 % on a couple of cars we are trying to entice the owners to sell mainly on the F50 and GTO front. Inflation is causing a few issues as well.. The politicians keep telling us its around 3.5 % but it seems a lot higher on general spending especially in the UK.

 

I'm sorry I have to ask, but what's the car in the back ?

MDS

 

the camera lens makes it a bit more difficult to discern, but that looks to me like a series 2 GTO....

 

i am just kidding with you.
i know the market has moved up.
thanks for detailing how.

 

Peter Sachs 1964 250 GTO.

http://www.barchetta.cc/english/all.ferraris/detail/4091gt.250gto.htm

 

wow

 

Indeed. Mind blowing.

 

Gimme the F40
Peter is a very nice guy. He thanked me for moving my car up so he cld pull out more easily.

 

wrong thread

 

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Is this a new record for a restored F40?