2006 f430 8g 2dcp p ps pb ac ht 12,857 blue $119,000
1999 360 modena 8g 2dcp a ps pb ac 23,531 yellow $60,500
2000 360 modena 8g 2dcp a ps pb ac ht 17,956 red $65,000
2001 360 modena 8g 2dcp a ps pb ac sr 13,021 white $69,000
2004 360 spider 8g 2dcv 6 ps pb ac cv 8,933 titanium $102,000
2001 550 12g 2dcp a ps pb ac ht 8,916 gray $71,000
2005 612 scagliet 12g 2dcp p ps pb ac ht 13,771 beige $105,000
this was on 3/11 in West Palm

 

Woah I can't believe the earlier Modena's dropped that much.

 

Almost seems to good to be true.

 

...indeed too good to be true...
there has to be something wrong with those cars! wow amazing price!

 

I wasnt there but they are all close in price..360's anyway

 

2004 360 spider 8g 2dcv 6 ps pb ac cv 8,933 titanium $102,000 - come on really?
i'd buy that in a second

 

look on Autotrader,Ebay in West Palm in the next week. Its sure to surface..then go buy it! Im sure they'll want to make a little $ but hey, it still a steal

 

so these are auction prices.. not selling prices on the open market.
kind of different, don't ya think?
yes prices are dropping and that murci you posted is also a bargain but these are all 10% below market IMO..

 

wow heh even for auction prices seems great. :-) love the drop in price on the 430s.

 

The only really surprising price on there is for the 612.

 

ferrari's hardly ever sell at auction. the ones that do are usually story cars or ones with no history, keys, books, and need service.

 

an f430 for 119k? thats insanely low.. is that real!?

 

Again, I wasnt there I just pulled the report. This is auction money paid by dealers, plus fees. I was Gm for a Porsche dealer and saw many retail ready F cars there. Rememeber, even a 2 yr old 430 with 3k miles, all seviced up, isnt garunteed to sell. Dealer takes to auction and another dealer thinks he can sell, thus the auction process.

 

Wow! even at dealer wholesale auctions those numbers seem really low.. but.. such are the times man

 

The F430 is due to be replaced ~September any smart buyer would know that. Couple that with the tanked economy and you see depressed prices across the range. Just take a look at Maserati GTs or 599s. 599s where going for 20% over back in August today they are 30% under MSRP (for a used one obviously).