Zonda Prices
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Giles993

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377 posts

244 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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Does anyone have a feel for where early Zonda prices are at the moment? Market's so thin I can't seem to get much of a handle on it.

Streetrod

6,484 posts

237 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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The prices vary by a huge amount but you can get into the market if you can find an early car for about £400K, but if you wanted a low mileage Zonda F you will be looking in excess of £750K.

Here are a couple of examples currently for sale in London and Europe:

http://www.bobforstner.co.uk/showroom/

http://www.jameslist.com/cars/pagani

Edited by Streetrod on Tuesday 14th December 10:25

Sneaky Schnell

1,516 posts

236 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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http://www.finecars.cc/en/find/list/index.html?no_...

There are 10 Zondas on Anamera. Most POA and all LHD.

BPD

435 posts

229 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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Unregistered one in Excalibur Park Lane and is only £650k!

http://www.bobforstner.co.uk/showroom/

JCB123

2,265 posts

227 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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The blue C12 for £375k is a (erm) bargain!

I want it NOW!

gtoguy

90 posts

191 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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JCB123 said:
The blue C12 for £375k is a (erm) bargain!

I want it NOW!
Cracking isn't it, great value.

Mr_C

2,508 posts

260 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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Isn't the blue one Jason SRT 10's old car?

andy74b

833 posts

258 months

Tuesday 14th December 2010
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Mr_C said:
Isn't the blue one Jason SRT 10's old car?
Think that was a roadster.

The coupe is a one owner car I think.

northo

2,377 posts

250 months

Wednesday 15th December 2010
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Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.

jonny5

3,526 posts

305 months

Wednesday 15th December 2010
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andy74b said:
Mr_C said:
Isn't the blue one Jason SRT 10's old car?
Think that was a roadster.

The coupe is a one owner car I think.
Correct ......

Shmee

7,565 posts

244 months

Wednesday 15th December 2010
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northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
It did indeed, here's a video I made of the auction happening and of the car:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsVqUbCJ2Ns

ingelow

153 posts

232 months

Wednesday 15th December 2010
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jonny5 said:
Correct ......
early Christmas present to yourself? wink

northo

2,377 posts

250 months

Wednesday 15th December 2010
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Shmee said:
northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
It did indeed, here's a video I made of the auction happening and of the car:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsVqUbCJ2Ns
Bargain of the century.

Streetrod

6,484 posts

237 months

Wednesday 15th December 2010
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northo said:
Shmee said:
northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
It did indeed, here's a video I made of the auction happening and of the car:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsVqUbCJ2Ns
Bargain of the century.
Agreed, I bet the buying was wetting himself when the hammer went down on that. I just wish I could have afforded to bid

rubystone

11,254 posts

290 months

Thursday 16th December 2010
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northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
Plus buyer's premium (can't recall what that was but perhaps 10%) and then VAT on the whole price....so maybe not such a "bargain"....

....and of course it isn't homologated for the road either...

Edited by rubystone on Thursday 16th December 10:02

Shmee

7,565 posts

244 months

Thursday 16th December 2010
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rubystone said:
northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
Plus buyer's premium (can't recall what that was but perhaps 10%) and then VAT on the whole price....
£720,000 hammer, 12% premium -> £806,400, 17.5% VAT -> £947,520

Doesn't look quite so cheap now does it really...

jonny5

3,526 posts

305 months

Thursday 16th December 2010
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Shmee said:
rubystone said:
northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
Plus buyer's premium (can't recall what that was but perhaps 10%) and then VAT on the whole price....
£720,000 hammer, 12% premium -> £806,400, 17.5% VAT -> £947,520

Doesn't look quite so cheap now does it really...
Can they be registered for the road, or is it track only ?

Grant76

1,381 posts

236 months

Thursday 16th December 2010
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jonny5 said:
Shmee said:
rubystone said:
northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
Plus buyer's premium (can't recall what that was but perhaps 10%) and then VAT on the whole price....
£720,000 hammer, 12% premium -> £806,400, 17.5% VAT -> £947,520

Doesn't look quite so cheap now does it really...
Can they be registered for the road, or is it track only ?
Track only.

Although there is the FXX that EDO Competition managed to get road legal....

Streetrod

6,484 posts

237 months

Thursday 16th December 2010
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Shmee said:
rubystone said:
northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
Plus buyer's premium (can't recall what that was but perhaps 10%) and then VAT on the whole price....
£720,000 hammer, 12% premium -> £806,400, 17.5% VAT -> £947,520

Doesn't look quite so cheap now does it really...
Yeah but is still £500k less that the factory would charge you direct and you would still have to pay taxes on that.

Still sounds like a bargain to me

stocky1

203 posts

237 months

Thursday 16th December 2010
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Grant76 said:
jonny5 said:
Shmee said:
rubystone said:
northo said:
Apparently a delivery miles Zonda R went at RM Auctions this month for £750,000 - no reserve.
Plus buyer's premium (can't recall what that was but perhaps 10%) and then VAT on the whole price....
£720,000 hammer, 12% premium -> £806,400, 17.5% VAT -> £947,520

Doesn't look quite so cheap now does it really...
Can they be registered for the road, or is it track only ?
Track only.

Although there is the FXX that EDO Competition managed to get road legal....
I think you will find the Edo Competition is a "normal" Ferrari Enzo done up to look like A FXX , Stocky.