This will be a very brief update as I have lots going on right now. Ferrari 360 values remain firm at these dizzy heights – average prices increased 0.66% over the last month which leaves the price index at 134.69.
Turnover in the market has been steady with cars being sold at all levels. It is interesting to note that a third of the sold cars were priced above £70k. From my personal involvement in deals, it is not unusual for a good car to exchange hands at these levels.
Here’s the breakdown of those sold cars:
Big table:
Here’s the price/mileage plot:
And the average asking prices for different mileages:
Manual cars are definitely more desirable than those with F1 gearboxes – here’s a breif bit of analysis showing the delta between the two types:
Finally here’s the big table showing the change in population:
Related posts:
- Ferrari 360 & F430 UK Production Numbers
- Ferrari 360 & F430 UK Export Numbers
- Ferrari 360 & F430 Buying Guide
- Ferrari 360 Buying Advice
- Ferrari 360: A Dealers Perspective
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Aldous Voice 
Does this include US sales and auctions? A blue 360 spider went for $120,000 USD in Dallas at Mecum car auctions two weeks ago.
No – this is uk only
Hi Voicey – thanks for continuing the market watch and hope all is going well with the 430. Just a point on the F1 v manual data, looks like the column data headers are the wrong way around i.e F1 prices are greater than manual.
Fixed – thanks for pointing it out!