Aldous Voice

This month’s headline is that average 360 prices has fallen by 0.75% over the last month. The price index now stands at 157.73.

This apparent slight retrenchment in prices is not what it seems.  The average price has fallen because the two cars at Hexagon have sold (for full asking according to my sources).  The exclusion of two of the more expensive cars from the population has caused the mean to fall but this is not what should be taken away.  The more important fact is that the market is prepared to pay over £100k for a Ferrari 360.  When the Heaxgon cars came onto the market I never thought they’d sell at these levels but now I wouldn’t be surprised at anything.  If you are sitting on a low mileage manual 360 then well done – if I were in that position I’d seriously be thinking about cashing out and getting into something else.

Here’s the pie chart showing which price brackets cars have recently sold.  Half the cars were priced at over £70k…

How the population of cars has changed:

Here’s the big table.  Note that the “other” coloured car is actually listed as orange.  Sadly, there are no photos.

Here’s the price/mileage data:

The interest in manual cars continues to increase and is now being felt in the F430 market to a greater degree (as there are fewer cars).  The premium for a manual 360 is now about £20k.

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

That’s it for this month – please do get in touch if you think I can assist with anything.

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

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