will the 360cs price drop when the 360 replacement is out?

That pretty much depends on whether or not they release a CS version of the new car. If they do not, the 360CS should hold it's value well. The difference between a 360 and a 360CS may be greater than the difference between the 360 and 420(?), which will probably offer much the same driving experience, albeit with a lot more power (and price!)

 

I suspect they will drop somewhat when the 420 is released. How much is hard to say. While the CS is a limited production I think it too will be old news when they've got a replacement out there especially if it is a hit.

 

Do you guys have any info or even pics on the new 420?

 

Do a search there's a supposed sketch of it.........

 

I dont think it will. Its a limited production car so it'll take long to depreciate in value.

 

As the CS is currently offered at 15-20 over MSRP I would predict that within the year they will be at MSRP or a few $$ back.

 

Yes you are totally right, it is a under 1000 cars production.

 

That's still a lot of cars, for a car that enthusiasts like us like a lot; but many people will see it as not comfortable enough for how they want to use a road car.

Now, the 512M, that only had 75 versions in the states, and the prices are still around 65% MSRP now. I think that tells you something.

 

Generally the answer is not until the new car comes out.

F is like P in that the limited higher performance cars come out at or near the end of the current models useful life.....so you should have a few years of CS price stability until that occurs I would think. Unless the new car is just that much better.........