Hi, for all those who thought that the Dino 308 was at the bottom of the 308 foodchain, here is one that may change your mind: http://www.dealer.ferrari.com/dealer.ferrari/autobedrijfmonza/ferrari-pre-owned.php (scroll to bottom of the list) fully restored example for sale at Ferrari dealer in Belgium for a nice round sum of 149,900 EUR (close to 200,000 USD)... Any takers ? Cheers, Frank
I think he means totally original UNRESTORED- 11K on the clock- probably the cleanest lowest mileage example- and rare 1980.
) Maybe a Dutch collector will buy it, so depends who laughs last ;-)) Still, even at 11,000 Km on the clock, I would rather buy a Dino 246 GT for the same money (if I had it to spend...). Cheers, Frank P.S. I thought the saying was: He who laughs last, thinks slowest.... ;-)
Frank, just kidding of coarse but i agree, for that kind of money a gt4 is again at the buttom end of my picklist ( and to keep the peace, so is any 308 for that matter)
I wonder how that compares with the cost of bringing a used 308 GT4 to concours condition via the classiche programme? For a very particular collector it could be worth it.
My GT4 has about 6000 more kms than theres and I 'll take 1/2 their going price if anyone is interested.
It's a private car so it's on consignment, this dealer has multiple of such cars. Since the price is quite stratospheric, I think it is most likely being used as collateral on a loan.
Unless of course, it was simply a typo mistake and the car was really meant to be priced at 49,900 EUR...
Obviously the heavy lifting we have done to spread the news about what a great car the GT4 is paying off!!!
Hi Guys, I have read this section for a while but post here for the 1st time. I own a '80 GT4, Blu Sera with Crema leather, #15394. I am in Paris, France. I concur with those of you assuming its either a collateral for a loan and the owner is not willing to sell, or its a typo and the actual asking price is 49000 euros. Quite high, but I know at least 1 car that sold in that price range (show room condition though). Here in Europe these cars are getting more and more appreciated. There are some decided buyers that do not consider this model as an access Ferrari (that they will sell for a newer one when they can afford to), but as the model they want. These buyers know the price to pay for a good car. I wish I had known at the time I bought mine. It is a money pit to put it back in good condition - but such a joy to drive! I look forward to reading from you... Yves
For those in doubt, I confirmed with dealer that the asking price is correct at 149,900 EUR. No loan collateral involved.. the owner actually has more of these cars... . They also told me that the restoration cost was in fact in excess of 160,000 EUR... . Add in the original purchase price of the car (which apparently was in decent shape) and the number looks even more exotic.... . However, you do get the Classiche binder with it ;-)) Cheers, Frank
Very interesting that someone has already spent more than 150k EUR on a GT4. Even more interesting to know what it sells for eventually...if it does sell.
you can rebuild a 308 gt4 or a 275 gtb and the cost will similar ( for the same quality of work, and not some half a$$ spray paint restoration)
I think should put mine on eBay. Price: 1-meeeeelion dollars! Hey Robert... Why don't we all get together and put our cars on eBay for prices in excess of say, $500K, just to see what kind of a ruckus we can create? Imagine that... a dozen or so GT4's all on eBay all at once. I think that'd be hilarious! LOL!!!
As a 308gt4 owner, I'd just love it if those figures are correct AND they get anywhere near the money, but my first thought was that they got the Euros and kilometres mixed up!!
I think his comment qualifies as a "semantic betrayal of conscience ". An unintended cosequence of PF-pride, that may be wholly subjective and at least worth half the effort of trying to hide. Nevertheless... it takes two to tango and I see your dance-card is not yet full. Are you asking him for this dance?
Dance, dance, dance.. I bet the 308 GT4 owned by Elvis is worth more. Edwardo Image Unavailable, Please Login
