360 vs. F355 long term residuals

[Mario149]

This has probably been done before, but where do you think the long term residuals for these will end up, esp compared to other "regular" but older Ferraris? Where will they slot in (generally) below assuming from a dealer?

348s seem to be going for £25k to £30k
Good 328s seem to be going for similar money to good current F355s i.e. £10k more at £35k-£40k
308s similar to 348s

And will the 360 be less than the F355?

[ferrari spider]

Mario149 said:

And will the 360 be less than the F355?

Model depending it has been for the last year. Even last weeks autocar car mag has even commented on it.
Heres a page of the mag that Tony posted. Its on the bottom R/H corner http://redirectingat.com/?id=1044X509854&url=h...

[AndrewW-G]

IMHO the same thing will happen to the 360 as happened to the 996/7, it will settle to a price a little less than its rarer and prettier predecessor, with supply utlimatley reduced as more and more cars are crashed / scrapped

[Mario149]

ferrari spider said:

Mario149 said:

And will the 360 be less than the F355?

Model depending it has been for the last year. Even last weeks autocar car mag has even commented on it.
Heres a page of the mag that Tony posted. Its on the bottom R/H corner http://redirectingat.com/?id=1044X509854&url=h...

That is interesting, missed that bit when i skim read the article the other day. But I would guess they're comparing mint late 355s with early 360 dogs - if you compared like for like ("condition not mileage"!!) the 360s would still be a bit ahead i would have thought

[ferrari spider]

Mario149 said:

ferrari spider said:

Mario149 said:

And will the 360 be less than the F355?

Model depending it has been for the last year. Even last weeks autocar car mag has even commented on it.
Heres a page of the mag that Tony posted. Its on the bottom R/H corner http://redirectingat.com/?id=1044X509854&url=h...

But I would guess they're comparing mint late 355s with early 360 dogs - if you compared like for like ("condition not mileage"!!) the 360s would still be a bit ahead i would have thought

Thats why i said model depending.
Saying that this 360 spider with no stories was offered to me and cost less than £34.000. The owner is a mate of mine who needed the cash fast. So the 355 i owned cost more than the 360 spider. This is an exception to the rule yes, but it was the deal.

Edited by ferrari spider on Thursday 25th February 22:21

[DrYazz]

ferrari spider said:

Mario149 said:

ferrari spider said:

Mario149 said:

And will the 360 be less than the F355?

Model depending it has been for the last year. Even last weeks autocar car mag has even commented on it.
Heres a page of the mag that Tony posted. Its on the bottom R/H corner http://redirectingat.com/?id=1044X509854&url=h...

But I would guess they're comparing mint late 355s with early 360 dogs - if you compared like for like ("condition not mileage"!!) the 360s would still be a bit ahead i would have thought

Thats why i said model depending.
Saying that this 360 spider with no stories was offered to me and cost less than £34.000. The owner is a mate of mine who needed the cash fast. So the 355 i owned cost more than the 360 spider. This is an exception to the rule yes, but it was the deal.

Edited by ferrari spider on Thursday 25th February 22:21

Fek, the 360 Spider is massive in comparsion to the 355. Is that 360 in your pic on steroids, or is it a case of Honey I shrunk the 355?

Perspective may play a little part in the pic, but my oh my the 360 needs like it needs to go on a diet.