Ferrari F40 Values - Past and Present

Ferrari F40 Values - Past and Present

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Vroom2

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Ferrari F40 Values - Past and Present

Does anyone know whether a record of changing F40 values exists, from launch to now?

I would be interested to know how values rocketed in the late 80s, fell and have risen again.

Any guidance much appreciated.

Vroom2

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Thanks for that! Good idea.

Vroom2

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Jamie,

I do not think I could justify the outlay currently. However in the medium term it could be viable.

Thanks

Vroom2

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"We'll see!"

Beautiful cars, that's for sure.

Why do you ask?

Vroom2

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Nice little F40 review here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXVcCOlsols

It is impossible to tell what the market will do....

F40s still look expensive compared to the rapidly depreciating Enzo-esque 458s:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgKjp1pq7iI


Vroom2

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Just illustrating how the performance game moves on with technology and time.

The bottom line is that you can't fool the market - hence the strong F40 prices. There is a LHD one available near me currently at £450,000!




Vroom2

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Vroom2

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Servicing costs, replacement fuel tanks etc don't help justify the proposition either!

Not even my man maths could compute that!


Vroom2

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graeme4130 said:
Although it'd be a shame to take one off the road, if current values keep climbing as they have compared to 5-8years ago, it's a nice place for a few quid to sit in storage for another 5years.
It'd be a real shame to get such a beautiful car and hide it as an investment, but there's not many other ways of doubling your money in that sort of term, and I'd hazard a guess that they're not getting any cheaper any time soon.

Imagine the temptation to your petrol head knowing it's there, but the investment head says keep in tucked away.... I think I'd end up putting 5-10k miles a year on it
Out of interest, what were the F40 prices 5-8years ago?

Vroom2

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If the Indians and Chinese get a taste for car collecting, they will hardly be within reach of mere mortals again.

Are they rare enough though for the serious collector? Maybe not.....

Vroom2

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F40 prices of £150,000 in 2006 to £450,000 in 2012 = recipe for serious trouble.

I would be amazed if these values can be sustained. What goes up, must come......?!

Then again we do live in a crazy world.

My bet is they will come down considerably.


Vroom2

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roygarth said:
Agree, I bought my 993RS for £38K with 30k miles on clock. Its now got 60k miles on clock and is worth c.£100k. If I'd stored it it would be worth c.£125k...but I would have missed out on 30k miles of motoring nirvana! driving
The 993 RS is a real beauty, but is it 5 or 6 times the car that a 996 Carrera 4S is? The price is that much higher. I guess it depends on how bad you want it!

I've changed my mind regarding santa list. I'm going to ask for a crystal ball instead of an F40!

I still maintain those prices can't last.

Vroom2

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Wednesday 12th December 2012
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One could always sell a kidney, or a member of one's family to fund the project!