Pricing a F355, manual or F1

Pricing a F355, manual or F1

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Andyandyhall

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104 posts

139 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Does anyone have any ideas how to price the different gearbox cars give similar condition spec, mileage, etc.

When new the F1 box was new it was quite a premium, does that still hold or do people now prefer a reliable manual than the first paddle shift semi auto?

Andyandyhall

Original Poster:

104 posts

139 months

Friday 22nd May 2015
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Thanks guys, I've heard the manual is likely cause less problems and with a manual transmission no longer available in many sports cars I guess its the preferred option even though it was a cheaper spec when new.
I'll watch the weekend auction with interest...

Andyandyhall

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104 posts

139 months

Tuesday 26th May 2015
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FrankAbagnale said:
A quick update on sale prices this weekend...

1996 F355 Berlinetta - Blue - LHD - 47,000 miles - £56250

1999 F355 Spider - Silver - 22,000 miles - very good history - £65250

1997 F355 Spider - Yellow - LHD - 4 services in 15 years - Unsold

1995 355 GTS Manual - Red - LHD - 22,000 miles - interesting provenance - average service history - £69,750

1999 355 Berlinetta F1 - Red - 24,000 miles - Immaculate history and presentation - £82,125

It doesn't say online but I think those figures are including the buyers premiums. I watched online and don't remember the hammer prices being that high (please do say so if you know otherwise!)
The sale prices include the buyers premium at 12.5% but if you aren't in the trade you would pay VAT on the buyers premium, so a 15% rate.