the Ferrari market watch thread

I loved the Roma, most modern car I've ever been in but lacked too many of the traditional Ferrari features

 

Oil leaks? Electrical gremlins?

 

Older and slower, but at least it's a manual. And the cross-plane crank V8 doesn't sound too bad, either

 

Rust? Overheating?


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Obligatory shields and a manual option?

 

When is a 'museum' not a museum anymore.....
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Apologies if this has already been posted/discussed, but what am I missing here? Is this some sort of super rare example?

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/1984-ferrari-308-gts-quattro-valvole-manual/SSE-AD-6884406/?Cr=1

 

Greg 246 imported with the last lot of Albanians he bought in...all fitted in the same container.

 

ex Melbourne 365GTC for sale in the UK.
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What’s your broker fee?

 

100k

 

Ray Helm’s was one of the first Ferraris I had a ride in.


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It's the LHS front delete option...

 

I've always liked them this is a ripper ,RHD from new ,no horrid stories like others floating around

 

It’s only worth 50K...What Skool?....

 

thats the brokers fee

 

They get the fee, and you go broker.

 

Awesome

https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news/2022-ferrari-purosangue-to-be-joined-by-two-electric-suvs

 

Obviously whomever decided to name the SUV “Purosangue” has an elevated sense of irony...

 

Going to all that trouble, and only 4 seats. I'd rather a 456

 

I'd rather have a Roma. I'm not a great modern Ferrari fan, but that excites me a front engine V8 Ferrari.

 

It's not a 4 seater, it's an ersatz pretend 2+2 which hopefully has a rear seat delete option, because they're useless

 

I had a ride in a Tesla today.

 

How did it sound

 

Expensive for what it is