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Yes gentlemen, I have put both the F40 and 360 Challenge on the market. The 360 Challenge I will definitely be selling on as I have other plans going into next season. I have spent 3 seasons with 360 Challenge's and it is just now time to move onto something slightly different. Overall though, it is a phemonenal track car. Very fast, great handling, and terrific brakes.
The F40 not sure about parting with it yet but would like to see where the market really sits right now.
Supply and demand. There are only a couple hundred F40s in the US while there are probably 3-4 times that in Europe.I was just curious as to why F40s in the US are going for a much higher price than in Europe. The lowest price I have seen for sale in the US in the past few months is one for $575,000 USD. I have seen them as high as $650,000 or around $517,000 Euros.
Chris
Thanks, I kinda figured it was just supply and demand, as most F-cars. Out of curiosity, what is the going rate for an F50 in Europe at the moment? They seem to be fetching around $1,000,000 in the US, at least the past few that I have seen on the internet.Supply and demand. There are only a couple hundred F40s in the US while there are probably 3-4 times that in Europe.
On the F50, very hard to say, so few change hands publically.Thanks, I kinda figured it was just supply and demand, as most F-cars. Out of curiosity, what is the going rate for an F50 in Europe at the moment? They seem to be fetching around $1,000,000 in the US, at least the past few that I have seen on the internet.
Chris
Is it possible for you to sell your F40 in the US and make some money out of it?Supply and demand. There are only a couple hundred F40s in the US while there are probably 3-4 times that in Europe.
No, it is a Euro spec F40. It will not be eligible for US import until 2017.Is it possible for you to sell your F40 in the US and make some money out of it?
Import to Japan is w/o an issue. Very tempting, but F40's specs beyond my skills and needs, altho highly desirable. Hmmmmmmmmmmm w/ smiles JimmyNo, it is a Euro spec F40. It will not be eligible for US import until 2017.
I agree to the fullest, Onno, regarding the coming price behavior. Of course, as so many times before I called the bear market for Ferrari's way to early and I'm doing that probably and wrongly just now again.I like the way you're thinking. But my advice is, if you get a price that's halfway decent, jump at it. It's about to become a very, very, different market. My company is doing a strat plan at the moment - there's come some fascinating stuff out of it but the main message is: this crisis will affect everyone. And that's not a good sign for luxury goods.
So - either get out right now, or stay in for a long time (and perhaps pick up some great bargains along the way).
Onno