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MECUM 360 Modena resale: $7K loss

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  1. Alpintourer

    Alpintourer F1 Rookie
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    #1 Alpintourer, Jul 26, 2014
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    A 2003 Modena Spider in Azzurro California that sold at their Kissimee Auction in January for $77K sold in Harrisburg this afternoon for $70K

    SPECIFICATIONS
    Year 2003
    Make Ferrari
    Model 360 Modena
    Engine 3.6/400 HP
    Trans 6-Speed (F1)
    Color Blue
    Interior Black

    HIGHLIGHTS

    - 14,000 actual miles
    - Rare Azzurro California Blue exterior
    - 6-speed F1 transmission package
    - Dual power seats
    - Power windows
    - Alarm
    - All the factory Ferrari tools
    - Anol tire inplate
    - Clean Vehicle History report
    - New BF Goodrich G Force tires
    - Ferrari Scuderia stripes
    - Just 80 miles on major repair completed 1/3/14 at $3750 with receipt provided
    - Extra keys and remote
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  2. ferrame

    ferrame Formula 3

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    Picture shows coupe, not spider.
     
  3. ferrame

    ferrame Formula 3

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    If it is spider, I think at $70K is really a great price.
     
  4. Alpintourer

    Alpintourer F1 Rookie
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    It was a Modena Coupe NOT a Spider!
     
  5. Kevin Rev'n

    Kevin Rev'n Two Time F1 World Champ
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    I like the stripes too!
     
  6. BSU

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    Beautiful color on a Modena
     
  7. GrigioGuy

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    Yep, and the bidding stuck in the high 60s for quite a while. When you add buyer/seller fees it cost the buyer quite a bit more, and the poor seller ate the buyer fees the last time and the seller fees this time.

    Beautiful ride. I might have to go looking for it in a few years.
     
  8. English Rebel

    English Rebel Formula 3

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    Love that color.
    Alan
     
  9. arizonaitalian

    arizonaitalian Two Time F1 World Champ
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    what's the point of this thread?

    In my experience and observations, most owners - unless they sell it themselves with no broker or auction house or retail lot - *even if the car retains the same retail value* lose the wholesale to retail margin if they resale or at least pay the broker or retailer fee or auction fee. Losing 10%+ on a car that you resell quickly is likely par for the course or a bit better.
     
  10. Alpintourer

    Alpintourer F1 Rookie
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    This is just another one of those "been for sale forever" blue 360's I mentioned in another post. Just interesting to note how it has bounced around quite a bit on eBay, Cars.com, Autotrader etc. since last year. Has it found a real home? Or will we see it pop up again? Seemingly nice car with reasonable miles and recent services. Sorry I don't have the VIN to reference.
     
  11. LARRYH

    LARRYH F1 Veteran
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    awesome color
     
  12. MARMIST

    MARMIST Formula 3

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    I said it already and will say it again. Future is looking brighter and brighter for used Ferraris :D

    Unless Luca di Montezemolo decides to set the production limit to 5k per year. or even 4.
     

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