That car probably had an MSRP of $300,000 grand new. So, if you bought it at $200K, you prove my point. I said 80 to 100 off MRSP all day long on 2013's or earlier coupes Asking prices are dropping a lot faster now then they were 6 or 8 months ago. Image Unavailable, Please Login
thanks for clarifying! I should have interpreted MSRP strictly as Original MSRP instead of interpreting MSRP broadly as Dealership's Advertised Price!
Here's a 2011 with low miles that will go for more than $100 grand off MSRP. These cars held their value pretty well for the first 3-4 years. But this years the prices are falling pretty rapidly. I'm not sure why anyone would be surprised by this. They are coming off of warranty and people are turning them in to get 488's or the new Mac 720s. A five year old car with 6000 miles on it is not "high mileage". Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
It seems to me you got a great price. So, that's the flip side. As prices fall they are more reachable to a larger market. If you're a buyer,, its a good time but I would wait for winter.
I'm looking at a 15 with a 280s msrp and 8500 miles. I thought $225k was a good offer! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
I bought a 2015 in march of this year and paid quite a bit more than what you are offering. I am in canada Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
What is the reasonable discount (vs. now) to expect in winter for a 458 spider? Trying to see whether worth waiting. Thx
Prices of 458 in Canada are on average about 15% higher landed than the US. Canada, unlike the US, has a 6.1% import duty on foreign cars. Prices have come down in the last couple of months because of the dramatic rise of the CAD from 1.37.5 cents to just under 1.24 cents relative to the USD.
It's true that winter does depress the price of cars, especially sportier cars. However, always keep in mind that the season is only one of the market factors affecting price. Be sure to do your own market research that considers all the current influencers before making a decision.
that comment is unnecessary... people on this forum live there and have families their in destruction...
IDK. From what I'm seeing, 458's are holding their values pretty well here in the US northeast. A friend just bought a real nice, well optioned 2013 yellow Italia with low mileage for $220's. I think sticker was in the $270's- $280's. Now once people learn about ones with original unflashed ECUs and the sound they produce, those cars will be in high demand
