UK Ferrari Price Tracker
Discussion
As some of you know, I track Ferrari 296 GTB prices monthly. I am working on a new project to track approximately 30 Ferrari models in the UK on a monthly basis. These would be pulled from AutoTrader, and would be all cars offered, not just Ferrari Approved vehicles. Here's my list so far as I just start to sketch out the project. Once I have a few months, I will then present the data graphically. My goal is to present the median asking price and the IQR (excludes the cheapest 25% of cars & the most expensive 25% of cars). Here's my list so far. I obviously need models where there are several cars for sale. I hope you guys find this helpful and interesting. I also have the Puro, SF90 Strad and SF90 Spyder, but they got cut off from the bottom.
DeejRC said:
Dude - some, in fact I suspect most, of us already do this. Not just for donkeys, but for various Astons, Porks and Lambos. Oh and Macs.
(Is it worth doing the obvs not R8s because gag?)
Ah, I didn't realize most people already do this. Fair point. Maybe I won't publish it then if it's of no interest. Thank you.(Is it worth doing the obvs not R8s because gag?)
DeejRC said:
Dude - some, in fact I suspect most, of us already do this. Not just for donkeys, but for various Astons, Porks and Lambos. Oh and Macs.
(Is it worth doing the obvs not R8s because gag?)
Really? I suspect 99% of us don't do this and would find it useful/interesting.(Is it worth doing the obvs not R8s because gag?)
OP - thank you for sharing. I think the graphical element showing MOM median price trend would be a good addition, along with also displaying the size of the dataset for each vehicle (is this the "N" column in your table?).
LondonCarGuy said:
DeejRC said:
Dude - some, in fact I suspect most, of us already do this. Not just for donkeys, but for various Astons, Porks and Lambos. Oh and Macs.
(Is it worth doing the obvs not R8s because gag?)
Ah, I didn't realize most people already do this. Fair point. Maybe I won't publish it then if it's of no interest. Thank you.(Is it worth doing the obvs not R8s because gag?)
I think it would be really useful information, especially if your planning a purchase and can wait a few months for the seasonal price variation if there is one.
Could you add the California? I think this one would be interesting as it's one of the few modern Ferrari's that haven't jumped in price recently despite being naturally aspirated.
Could you add the California? I think this one would be interesting as it's one of the few modern Ferrari's that haven't jumped in price recently despite being naturally aspirated.
Thanks for the comments. I will continue for now then. I will add in a few more Ferrari models provided there are enough cars on offer (FF, Roma and a few more if I can).
As for manuals vs autos, I would like to split that out. However, the challenge is sometimes that they then are split between coupes and spyders, and after splicing the data so much we are left with too few cars.
The most interesting bit will be when we have +1 year's worth of data, because then we can look at the YoY % change, which will remove any seasonality in the data. I looked at pulling the historical data now via the Wayback Machine, but it's not good enough unfortunately.
As for manuals vs autos, I would like to split that out. However, the challenge is sometimes that they then are split between coupes and spyders, and after splicing the data so much we are left with too few cars.
The most interesting bit will be when we have +1 year's worth of data, because then we can look at the YoY % change, which will remove any seasonality in the data. I looked at pulling the historical data now via the Wayback Machine, but it's not good enough unfortunately.
Another vote for "Useful and interesting" here.
The only thing I can see is perhaps a manual/F1 separation for the older models where manuals fetch a premium.
Very surprised to see 360 prices averaging mid 60s - When we were looking about 15 years ago the were mainly between £50k and £65k for a nice manual black spyder in Carrs in Exeter.
The only thing I can see is perhaps a manual/F1 separation for the older models where manuals fetch a premium.
Very surprised to see 360 prices averaging mid 60s - When we were looking about 15 years ago the were mainly between £50k and £65k for a nice manual black spyder in Carrs in Exeter.
I will add the 612, FF, Roma Coupe, Roma Convertible, Portofino M, and Portofino. I will also separate out the F430 Convertible Automatic and F430 Convertible Manual. For the F430 Coupe there is only one manual on the market on AutoTrader. I will call it F430 Coupe Automatic and if we get more manuals, then I can add that category, but one car is not enough.
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