First of all hi to everybody . I am interested in buying a new f430 f1coupe in florida miami but the prices are very high i think. When i went to the dealer in miami , they said that they dont have a brand new f430 at all , all of them are preowned and the prices around 260k . I saw on the internet that the basic price is around 180k and the accessories it will be 200k. what is this huge 60.000 usd difference ? Is it a supply demand thing or what ?thanks for replies.
f430 price in miami?
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Boxer is right, the demand for the car far outstrips the supply.
What I have heard, I don't know how true it is or how often it occurs, is that some of the guys who have ordered the car are flipping them. They'll take delivery of the car when it comes in, put a few miles on them, then immediately sell it back to the dealer (at a profit), who can then sell the car again (at a profit). I think the price is fixed on the "new" car by Ferrari and the dealer can't charge more than MSRP. The price is not fixed on the "pre-owned" car.
What I have heard, I don't know how true it is or how often it occurs, is that some of the guys who have ordered the car are flipping them. They'll take delivery of the car when it comes in, put a few miles on them, then immediately sell it back to the dealer (at a profit), who can then sell the car again (at a profit). I think the price is fixed on the "new" car by Ferrari and the dealer can't charge more than MSRP. The price is not fixed on the "pre-owned" car.
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well, that´s the way that capitalism works, isn´t it?
if you want it NOW, pay the price :roll:
if you want it NOW, pay the price :roll:
I cant understand the urgency to obtain a ferrari that quickly. Especially when the price is CHEAPER if you customize and get it new. For anyone that really wants a ferrari Id imagine this would be the way to go.
Then again Im not in their shoes so its difficult for me to say.
Then again Im not in their shoes so its difficult for me to say.
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I'd imagine it would be a bit of a status thing. And if you've got the means and you want it - buy it! Why wait 2 years? And like we said in another post, Ferraris are bought with the heart, not the brain.FunkyJunc said:
Admirer - "Wow! A 430! Man I thought those things were sold out for the next 2 years! How'd you manage to get one?"
Me - (smugly) "Oh, I've got my ways."
i am not in a hurry but come on i cant wait 2 years at all for a one car even if it is ferrari, and it is true information , dealer said to me exactly 2 years.200k is a good price for the car original msrp however 260k is very high i think eventhough it is a used car. But like pete0422 mentioned that it is easy on making adjustments on the preowned car.
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Tél: 011 32 27700845
Fax: 011 32 2 7708704
E-mail: [email protected]
Web : www.belgoexports.com
He has access to several 430's right now.
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