Realistic price for Ferrari 575 F1

[eren]

Looking through the Classified Section, I see identical 575F1 cars same year ,mileage ,spec ,condition and service history advertised with a price differential of £20,000.00 - therefore some are nearly 50% more expensive than others. I cannot find a logical explanation for this price levelling.
I would be glad to hear a realistic price for a 575 F1, 53 reg ,40000miles with full Ferrari main dealer Service History.

[andy355]

with that mileage i would say mid 40s. 40k miles is high on a ferrari

[birdcage]

I would guess that some have the Fiorano Handling Pack also and some do not, this option makes the car much easier to sell I think

[Obiwonkeyblokey]

im thinking of selling my non fhp car and the dealers and bidding me in the balls because of the lack of it. I suppose its down to perception really. I wasnt bothered about it as i use mine as a GT rather than a track car and I like the way it rides.

On the plus side, it makes for a very cheap car ( 10k cheaper than the equivalent FHP Car and cheaper than a late manual 550). PM me if youre interested in it as since the arrival of our baby im not driving it very much. non fhp, silver F1, 24k. FFSH.

[eren]

What could be expected as a level of percentage which can be negotiated from a dealership when buying say a 575M F1, 53 Reg., appx. 23000miles with FFSH, asking price £53K?

[Obiwonkeyblokey]

it will depend on their margi at the end of the day and how desirable the particular car is. As well as that there are issues re if youre px'ing or not and how much of a straightforward deal ( i.e. easier profit) for the dealer.

mines similar mileage and age btw - shameless plug! ( you could save a fortune on not having fhp!) :-)

good luck with it, they are tremendous cars.

Edited by Obiwonkeyblokey on Tuesday 27th October 13:04