[Pablo]

[QUOTE=Boxer;173456]

Originally Posted by Pablo

It is a museum piece that will carry a huge premium. Buy one that has been used and maintained well. It will cost you a lot less and be far more reliable. Any F40 with 300 miles on it will need a complete recommisioning before it can be driven.

I think you were wright. It went off for 730,000 dollars! Too much!!!!

[Boxer]

[QUOTE=Pablo;173918]

Originally Posted by Boxer

I think you were wright. It went off for 730,000 dollars! Too much!!!!

Huge premium and not worth it unless you planned to park it in a museum.

[Pablo]

[QUOTE=Boxer;173958]

Originally Posted by Pablo

Huge premium and not worth it unless you planned to park it in a museum.

I your opinion what is a fair price for an F40? Given a mint condition!

[Boxer]

[QUOTE=Pablo;173999]

Originally Posted by Boxer

I your opinion what is a fair price for an F40? Given a mint condition!

In the UK right now, about GBP 300-350K.

[Pablo]

[QUOTE=Boxer;174010]

Originally Posted by Pablo

In the UK right now, about GBP 300-350K.

Boxer , regardless of the year model can it be taken to USA? Or it would pay a lot of taxes that would make the purchase absurd?

[JazzyO]

[QUOTE=Boxer;174010]

Originally Posted by Pablo

In the UK right now, about GBP 300-350K.

Europe, around €400k for a 10k miler (I mean 10,000 kms).


Onno

[Boxer]

[QUOTE=Pablo;174065]

Originally Posted by Boxer

Boxer , regardless of the year model can it be taken to USA? Or it would pay a lot of taxes that would make the purchase absurd?

Tax is only 2.5% on cars over 25 years old.

[Pablo]

[QUOTE=Boxer;174215]

Originally Posted by Pablo

Tax is only 2.5% on cars over 25 years old.

Yes Boxer , but if i want to buy the F50 or F40 , both are less than 25 years so that will not work!!!!

[tazandjan]

Pablo- F40 turns 25 this year, so you would be set on one of those by the time you found it and imported it. It is already EPA exempt because it is over 21 years old.

[Pablo]

And finding a 1,987 F40 which would be the only option it is very difficult!!!!!

[tazandjan]

Pablo- From what I read, the early ones are the good ones. Besides, who cares about import tax compared to how much it would have cost to make it comply with EPA standards? By next year, they will all be over 21 years old.

[Boxer]

[QUOTE=Pablo;174257]

Originally Posted by Boxer

Yes Boxer , but if i want to buy the F50 or F40 , both are less than 25 years so that will not work!!!!

Very early F40s are now 25 years old. Production started in 1987