Ferrari Finance New Rates
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What do you think this says when Ferrari finance have lowered their rates to below 5% - pretty good, but min. 20% deposit as per usual requirements even if you are a regular buyer
I know for a fact there are a lot of Ferraris out there to sell. Romas’, 296 and SP’s - bargains to be had
I know for a fact there are a lot of Ferraris out there to sell. Romas’, 296 and SP’s - bargains to be had
I was looking forward to going to Salon Prive next month and they have said this;
It is with much regret that we have decided to postpone our 4th edition of Salon Privé London to April 2026, with market conditions and lack of exhibitor appetite being the principal reasons. We simply couldn’t open the event without a lawn full of the latest supercars, hypercars, luxury brands and boats for you all to browse and enjoy. So, it’s on to Salon Privé Blenheim Palace we go, where we will celebrate 20 years come late August, in true Salon Privé style.
It is with much regret that we have decided to postpone our 4th edition of Salon Privé London to April 2026, with market conditions and lack of exhibitor appetite being the principal reasons. We simply couldn’t open the event without a lawn full of the latest supercars, hypercars, luxury brands and boats for you all to browse and enjoy. So, it’s on to Salon Privé Blenheim Palace we go, where we will celebrate 20 years come late August, in true Salon Privé style.
They could easily fill the lawn with new Supercars, they have got loads of inventory to sell!
I think this is because new buyers are tired of the new offerings and the prices they are now charging and their hybrid market is in freefall, who wants to spec a car wait a year and take a 100k loss after driving it out of the showroom. People want the back catalogue cars now, Ferrari are selling well in this segment.
I think this is because new buyers are tired of the new offerings and the prices they are now charging and their hybrid market is in freefall, who wants to spec a car wait a year and take a 100k loss after driving it out of the showroom. People want the back catalogue cars now, Ferrari are selling well in this segment.
Stark999 said:
What do you think this says when Ferrari finance have lowered their rates to below 5% - pretty good, but min. 20% deposit as per usual requirements even if you are a regular buyer
I know for a fact there are a lot of Ferraris out there to sell. Romas’, 296 and SP’s - bargains to be had
Is this across all UK dealers now? Rates always seemed to vary between dealers in the past. Seems like good value to me. I know for a fact there are a lot of Ferraris out there to sell. Romas’, 296 and SP’s - bargains to be had
Stark999 said:
Pre Approved cars too. Hatfield called me, person I buy from called James
Interesting - I am in the market for a 488 and am considering going via main dealer - that rate seems good currently Anyone have any recent experience with people like Supercar Finance and Apollo for comparisons?
Stark999 said:
What do you think this says when Ferrari finance have lowered their rates to below 5% - pretty good, but min. 20% deposit as per usual requirements even if you are a regular buyer
I know for a fact there are a lot of Ferraris out there to sell. Romas’, 296 and SP’s - bargains to be had
What's an SP?I know for a fact there are a lot of Ferraris out there to sell. Romas’, 296 and SP’s - bargains to be had
An sp1 / 2 / 3?
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