F430 Market Watch

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voicey

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194 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2013
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In response to requests on another thread, here is some data on F430 prices. First of all it's just a bit of fun so please don't take it too seriously. Secondly, I don't have the time to go into the figures in any real detail but will try to answer any specific requests.

For 360 price analysis please head over to my site: Aldous Voice Ferrari Blog

As per my 360 prices, I will create the Aldous Voice 430 Price Index (AV430PI). Re-basing August to 100 gives a September figure of 98.66 (ie: the average asking price has dropped by 1.34% MoM).

Here is a table of body style vs price. You can see that spiders are generally commanding a premium over coupes. One thing I noticed is that the spread of prices is much narrower for spiders.



Here's the numbers for transmission. No surprise that F1 is priced over the manual, the latter prices being skewed to the bottom of the market.



Here are the colours, red is the most popular. When I was compiling the data I was a little surprised with the amount of black cars out there.



Finally, here's mileage plotted against asking price. The data is far to concentrated to try and get a trendline going but you can see the floor at £60k, regardless of mileage.



If you want anything in particular please let me know and I'll do my best to get it out of the data.

Cheers...


Edited by voicey on Saturday 7th September 14:36

foreverfalling

528 posts

172 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2013
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Thanks for this! they are still falling a lot faster than 360's then (1.91% vs 0.48% fall in price), although I can't imagine them being the same price as a 360 anytime soon.

Surprised Red Manuals are a lot cheaper. That's what I'd go for if possible! Look forward to seeing how the winter effects pricing.

Ps: Are the top end prices scuderia's? Are these distorting the averages a little?

voicey

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Tuesday 3rd September 2013
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It's hard to see any patterns with just two months worth of data.

No Scuds in this data - there are two cars priced well above £100k. Not sure why you'd buy one of those when you could be in a 458! Here are the 5 most expensive cars....

Edit: Updated top 5 table with the Scuds removed...



Edited by voicey on Wednesday 4th September 18:32

UH-Matt

2,172 posts

247 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2013
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voicey said:
Not sure why you'd buy one of those when you could be in a 458!
Are you doing this for 458's ? Plotted over time it could get interesting over the next 12 months wink

Russell996

494 posts

136 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2013
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voicey said:
It's hard to see any patterns with just two months worth of data.

No Scuds in this data - there are two cars priced well above £100k. Not sure why you'd buy one of those when you could be in a 458! Here are the 5 most expensive cars....

The two most expensive coupes are Scuds, they are distorting the figures.



Edited by Russell996 on Tuesday 3rd September 23:00


Edited by Russell996 on Tuesday 3rd September 23:01

AngryApples

5,449 posts

272 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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foreverfalling said:
Surprised Red Manuals are a lot cheaper. That's what I'd go for if possible!
Fair comment

Doing a restricted search throws up a 2006 red manual advertised 2 weeks ago at £58,995 - surprisingly, it's sold!

voicey

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Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Russell996 said:
The two most expensive coupes are Scuds, they are distorting the figures.



Edited by Russell996 on Tuesday 3rd September 23:00


Edited by Russell996 on Tuesday 3rd September 23:01
Apologies - I didn't have time to look at the data in detail. Scuds are supposed to be listed in a seperate category. I will tweak the program to weed out Scuds at the same time it dismisses replicas and wanted ads. I'll post up the amended charts when I get home tonight.

voicey

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Wednesday 4th September 2013
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UH-Matt said:
Are you doing this for 458's ? Plotted over time it could get interesting over the next 12 months wink
I had a feeling this might happen! Let me see if I have the time to alter the program to extract 458 prices.

leemanning

563 posts

159 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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AngryApples said:
Fair comment

Doing a restricted search throws up a 2006 red manual advertised 2 weeks ago at £58,995 - surprisingly, it's sold!
That car was sold ages ago, just the dealer posted up a sold car to direct more traffic to their website!

f1ten

2,162 posts

160 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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voicey good work! interesting reading that...
looking at the dots of the graph its amazing how many cars are at the top end of the pricing and done plenty miles. Although as we all have dicussed many times on here... I take the "low "mileage claimed on most of these cars with a pinch of salt! I would frankly rather a car with 30k + on it as its far more likely to be a straight car!

Slickhillsy

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150 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Jeeezzz... Someone needs a hobby or something! smile

Slarti

1,828 posts

161 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Interesting. I've got a rosso F1 coupe with nero interior, carbon sport racing seats, bluetooth etc, 2 years ferrari warranty (almost - i bought from stratstone in march). I was offered 55k last week - i didn't accept. what would the collective believe its value to be?

Slarti

1,828 posts

161 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Slarti said:
Interesting. I've got a rosso F1 coupe with nero interior, carbon sport racing seats, bluetooth etc, 2 years ferrari warranty (almost - i bought from stratstone in march). I was offered 55k last week - i didn't accept. what would the collective believe its value to be?
forgot to add 42k miles on the clock, previous owner was ferrari UK.

roygarth

2,674 posts

255 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Thanks Voicey, interesting stuff...

AngryApples

5,449 posts

272 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Slarti said:
Slarti said:
Interesting. I've got a rosso F1 coupe with nero interior, carbon sport racing seats, bluetooth etc, 2 years ferrari warranty (almost - i bought from stratstone in march). I was offered 55k last week - i didn't accept. what would the collective believe its value to be?
forgot to add 42k miles on the clock, previous owner was ferrari UK.
And.....................model year?


JFIVE

3,526 posts

281 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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So it's not just me then .. I've been collecting this data for all Ferrari, Lamborghini and select Porsches for nearly 12 months ...

Craigwww

853 posts

176 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Appreciate you sharing your data with us, good work.

voicey

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2,457 posts

194 months

Wednesday 4th September 2013
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Sorry for the Scuderia pollution - the data has been cleansed and I have updated all the tables in the OP.

Slarti

1,828 posts

161 months

Thursday 5th September 2013
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AngryApples said:
And.....................model year?
d'oh! 2006.

aceparts

3,724 posts

248 months

Thursday 5th September 2013
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FWIW, I purchased a 2008 black 13k with racing seats from a Ferrari dealer in June for 80k. Literally like brand new. Sold it 2 months later with 15k to another dealer for 4k cost