Do Ferrari need to increase production?

[andyvdg]

av185 said:

RamboLambo said:

[quote=av185
Is that the new ring record holder at £575,000 ?
Makes the Previous record holder Lamborghini Huracan Performante seem an absolute steal at sub £300k especially if its the last N/a V10 lambo

Agree the Performante is a great package at the money.

Thing is the GT2 RS is even better value just £217k new.

£575k is the flipped price used. Reflects how good the market thinks it is I guess.

Seriously?! Enormous bubble market alert!

[av185]

andyvdg said:

av185 said:

RamboLambo said:

[quote=av185
Is that the new ring record holder at £575,000 ?
Makes the Previous record holder Lamborghini Huracan Performante seem an absolute steal at sub £300k especially if its the last N/a V10 lambo

Agree the Performante is a great package at the money.

Thing is the GT2 RS is even better value just £217k new.

£575k is the flipped price used. Reflects how good the market thinks it is I guess.

Seriously?! Enormous bubble market alert!

GT2RS is actually quite good value at c£600k ish. Especially having regard to the bespoke bodywork and tech. This £ would have been far higher pre possible interest rate rises closer to Brexit.

Witness the first few UK £132k 911Rs were flipped for just under £1m a couple of years back. 'Manuel' gearbox and retro/nostalgia viewed through rose tinted spectacles can be expensive.

[sparta6]

Ferrari had much stronger cachet when it was producing just 3,000 each year.
The gap between new models was also bigger which built greater anticipation.

Now they seem to be knocking out a new car every 6 months

[PantsFire]

I would love to see Ferrari make more of their specials, they're too rare and people aren't driving them.

But they are trying to remain a 'small manufacturer' to dodge EU emissions rules, one of the reasons they've not made a new Dino to target the 570s.