Aldous Voice

Please accept my apologies for the delay in releasing this months update, I have a few projects on the go right now which have taken priority.  The average asking price for a 360 has dropped a small amount, 0.24% to be exact, which leaves the price index at 154.32.  Rather than concentrate on the move in prices I think it is important to note that the gains reported last month have held.  Activity in the market is slowing down as we run into the festive period but I expect things to pick up again in the new year.

Another headline worth mentioning is that 360 prices have increased by very nearly 30% during 2015.

As you might expect, activity in the market has been concentrated on cars priced below £70k.  It has been interesting to review the adverts this month – one thing I noted was that there were a few adverts that are presenting the cars as investments.  I thought it would be interesting to keep a note of how many adverts of this type there were – this month I see that 8% mentioned investment…

Here’s the breakdown of the change in population:

Here’s the big table:

Here’s the price/mileage data:

Manual cars seem to be holding a good £10k premium over their F1 brethrens.

Here’s the massive table showing which cars are in and out of the data set:

That’s it for this month – I’d like to sign off this year by wishing all my readers a very happy Christmas and would like to thank you for patronage during 2015.

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

Other posts in this category: Buying and Selling

Pistonheads price threads:

• F430 Prices
• 458 Prices

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