Price check please...

Where in the world is it located ?
That may affect the price.
Thinking all 95' are 3 pedal.

 

I always check Hemmings, Autotrader, to get a feel of what people are asking.
DuPont Registry always seems a bit on the high side.
95' is preferred by some and the B top is also a plus, certain it will not last long if it is reasonably priced.
Major service and valve guides also a plus.
Borla exhaust not so sure but it can't hurt.

 

There is no "market". Every car is different.


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Is this car still available? I emailed the owner said it was spoken for. It is the same car you speak of. Looks to be a god car. I was thinking low 50s.

 

Low 50's???
You must be dreaming.

 

Nope, not when he is asking 59k.

 

prices for 355's (any), well sorted are really on the rise in Canada.
starting range 70k and seen 99k for some 1999 models
and believe I saw Fiorano asking 120k earlier in spring.

I can't be more glad for getting my 1997 GTB.
I bought sept 2014.

2014 I believe was the bottom of the 355 depreciation curve.

I brought my car to dealer for oil and fuel line recall.
the used car manager came out and said I have a buyer if you want to sell lol.

when I have my major done next year I could probably get ~90k CND for it!
but doesn't matter really cause I won't be selling.
good to know nonetheless.

a sorted 95B in Canada easy 90k as of now.

 

If it checks out jump on it fast before the seller wakes up..

Good luck

 

If ts what you want, in the cor you want what's wrong, Id he is asking 59k better jump now.

If you want it buy it. I'm sure he will wiggly some but I wouldn't sell my 95 for 59k

 

If he decides to actually advertise it then it would go for much more than that.

 

All I will say is this is a car you need to see in person before you buy it.

 

Probably $80k if it is what it is and was photographed/marketed correctly.

 

You should look at any of them and see them with your own eyes.

why not say what you think you know about this car instead of this mysterious "make sure you see it"

What's wrong with it?

 

Well this same same car was discussed on here about a year and a half ago and I don't like to badmouth anyone's car. IMO, it's a pretty rough car cosmetically inside and out so it's not that great of a deal as some of you think. It's been for sale on and off for years.

 

But you did.

 

Absolutely, Canadian 95Bs are starting to climb. I was just at the Ferrari dealer on Friday and they have no leads on any 95s and have highly interested customers, around the 90-100k price mark. Rosso Corsa gets you a few extra bucks. If you have a Canadian 95B (or any 355 for that matter) it's time to hold. We're almost certain to see more price jumps coming up. US cars in Canada don't fair as well as I've noticed A LOT of picky buyers when it comes to US market exotics (wasn't there a poll about whether the 355 was an Exotic or not lol). I really wouldn't be surprised if the Canadian Market follows the UK market trend quicker then the US. I was in London in 2012 the prices were around 40k GBP, since they've almost doubled. US is a different market all together, much bigger and way more cars. A lot of 90s cars are on the rise.

 

Really it's up to the buyer, ones view of what is rough may be different than one of someone else. I also don't have photos and without updated current picks no one can say it's current condition.

I don't know if you have ever owned one of these? I won't asume but these cars are not put together that well. I mean 355 Bs and gts have black seam sealer from the hood to the rear buttress it isn't pretty. If it has sticky parts, shrunk leather all look like crap but are fixable.

 

How many time have I read these works here over the last few months? And all those, "won't last long" cars are still for sale.

 

Dude, what is your problem? It must be your mission in life to talk down the value of 355's. Sure, there are plenty of examples of beater cars that don't sell or really high priced examples like the $100k low mile B in Texas recently that take awhile to sell but there are plenty of examples of cars that sell immediately. Look in the classified, a "98 B in mint condition with 19k miles sold in two hours. Porsche guy's (I think that's his name) listed his mint GTS w/ 50k miles a few weeks ago and he had multiple full price offers at 75K within hours. Get a grip -- the value of good condition 3 pedal B's and GTS's are going up. Period. The only debate is by how much. Maybe you need to spend more time in the 308 forum where you can talk for hours about how great your car is.....

 

I agree with this statement.

 

That's the plan

 

Are we talking cars here or stocks??

 

You keep saying this but it doesn't match reality. There are a bunch of over 70k GTS/berlinetta that were sold nearly immediately, and not to dealers but members of this board.

Again, if you believe the cars aren't worth anything and Hagerty pricing is correct, post a link to just -one- condition one berlinetta for 56k.