[boobah]

Hey guys,

I am looking to buy myself a Ferrari, most likely a 360...

However, I have noticed a HUGE difference in prices...

Some 2003s are 150, some 250, some 170, etc...

If I am looking to buy a F1 Ferrari 360, what prices should I consider a "reasonable" deal?

2000-2004, what are the "good prices" for each year?

Also, are there any "big changes" from year to year?

Thanks guys

Hopefully, Ill be part of your club soon

 

[355Aussie]

Go For the 355!!

I suggest you go for a F355. They have by far a much better noise depending on exhaust than the 360 and they seem to hold value pretty well. In Australia there are 10 times from 360's for sale then F355's. This is becuase the 355 is a very popular model and has the full package.
If you get the 2.7 Motronic F355 it is actually quicker than the 360.

Don't get me wrong, 360 is very nice ferrari. Just F355 is better from my point of view.

 

[Mike Law]

He wants F1, so I wouldn't recommend a F355 in that case.

Price differences:
- milage
- color of car (resale red or green for example)
- spider or modena
- maybe you confuse a CS and a 360? CS' are way more expensive
- service already done?
- extras like wheels/rims, exhaust, challenge grill etc

Countless reasons why some are 150k and some are 200k.

I can't help you with prices cause I'm from Europe and we have completely different prices here than in the USA.

 

[enginyr]

Anyone know if the automatic mode on the 360 modena really drives like an auto. I had an m3 with smg and it was quite annoying. Also, is the suspension too hard for daily driving?