Year: 2005
Make: Ferrari
Model: 360 Modena
Price: $93000
Mileage: 6600
Color: Rosso Corse
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): VA
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

2005 Ferrari 360 Convertible Spider F1 (6 Speed)
Excellent condition and currently has less than 6600 miles
VIN: ZFFYT53A350139785
3.6L V8 FI SOHC 16V

Price dropped to a bottom dollar figure.

Always garaged, non-smoker and service/maintenance is current.

Last major service performed at 6201 miles and service covered timing belts, all seals and all fluids flushed.

Can provide all service records and clean carfax upon request.

3M wrap around front/side, mirrors and rear induction panels
Tubi exhaust
New Michelin Pilot Sport tires
Factory Upgraded Modular 18 inch wheels
Daytona seats

 

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Priced dropped to match current market.

I believe this is a great deal and someone will be very happy.

 

Cant send pm. Please give me a call at 9096315040- Peter

 

Please feel free to contact me at 571.921.2140.

 

Car is pending sale at $92,750.

 

Amazing how fast something goes when you give it away. Lucky buyer, this was a steal.

 

AZ, how much do you think people are willing to pay for this kind of car in this economy?

 

I'm not sure what you mean by "this kind of economy" but I see cars selling for record prices every day now, and while some are considered "rare" it has allowed for stability in the exotic used market, at least for quality cars like yours. In my opinion your car is the resale dream when it comes to the 360. It's a last production year, true manual, resale red/tan with daytona's and modulars that looks to be unmolested and very well cared for with under 7K miles, so I wouldn't have let it go for less than the original ask. The one caveat in all of this being that I'm not you and therefore am not in your shoes as it relates to how badly you do/don't need the sale. It's just a damn nice car with some desirable qualities and you're selling a convertible into the summer.

One thing to consider is the marketing effort, I've only seen this car advertised on this forum but there is a forum specific to the marquee and I see these types of cars disappear over there pretty darn fast. Another way to go is the dreaded eBay, I know it's a bit of a hassle but it gets the most eyes on your car for the least amount of money. I've sold 4 higher end cars (3 Ferrari's) because of eBay, not through, but because. Then there are the conventional sites like autotrader, cars.com, etc. if you feel like duplicating the effort.

 

Car has been sold.