They just don't make many hard top convertibles any more. Most soft tops only look good (or at least normal) with either the top up or down but rarely both.
Very happy with my California T. I’ve done more miles in it thus year than the previous owner did in 3 🤨. Garage Queens tend to have more mechanical issues as well…
As Cali original with hard top , NA V8 , & 7 Speed DCT at reasonable price. And if you want sth new but with similar features that gonna costs you a fortune to get one.
That was a great explanation! I'm happy to see the California is doing well and people like to hate it for no reason. I wonder if the values are similar all over the world or just the US.
@@jo3.th0ma5 I don't think that's the reason. For other models the price difference between US and Europe isn't that large. Cheapest 458s for instance. You can get them in Germany from about 150.000 Euros and in the US from about 160.000 Dollars. (as far as I can tell... I had a look on Auto Trader) But the California is different. In this video he said that prices for the California start at 95k Dollars. But you can get a California in Germany for around 70k Euros. That price difference is huuuuuge. I suspect the European market simply doesn't appreciate the California.
In Europe all luxury sports cars went down in price, didn't you notice the recession? Ukraine war, gas prices, taxes, all influenced the European market in recent times. It’s not just the Cali. Other brands did much worse, actually Ferrari, as always, is the one who keeps the prices stable the most overtime, due to the supply/demand rule.
I was thinking the same, f430 or califkrnia original or 458… for many reasons I decided on california original. 458 was always my dream, but after 12 years I changed my point of view, I believe califkrnia in general tk enjoy in long term is better choice, f430 looks super old inside, 448 is beautiful but to drive more in the track, reality driving with the roof down and eith possibility to take your baby / kids together with your wife, its sinole all what you need. Califonia original sound insane beautiful.
They just don't make many hard top convertibles any more. Most soft tops only look good (or at least normal) with either the top up or down but rarely both.
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v12 ferraris please! :)
F12, FF, GTC
Gallardo
M3
308 market. Would be interesting to see the COVID effect in the numbers
Very happy with my California T. I’ve done more miles in it thus year than the previous owner did in 3 🤨. Garage Queens tend to have more mechanical issues as well…
Question thinking of buying a T myself I live in a small midwestern Ohio town do you think it will attract a lot of attention?
Question thinking of getting a T myself I live in a small midwestern town do you think the Ferrari t will attract a lot of attention??
Awesome analysis! Just the car I was looking for! 👍🏼👍🏼
Great video
Very informative
Thanks
Great price analysis 👍
2013 ferarri california 17000mi VS 2023 porsche boxster gts 4.0 Which one would be better?
As Cali original with hard top , NA V8 , & 7 Speed DCT at reasonable price. And if you want sth new but with similar features that gonna costs you a fortune to get one.
NA V8 is also a factor considering Ferrari makes turbo v8 now .
That was a great explanation! I'm happy to see the California is doing well and people like to hate it for no reason. I wonder if the values are similar all over the world or just the US.
Excellent video
Please analysis Lotus Exige V6s
How can we get the price database?
What is your data source? If you don't mind me asking. I'm assuming you're okay with us evaluating your input data :) Thanks so much by the way.
It proves how hard it is to predict values. Data always shows the real story.
Now that's weird. The California really isn't doing well on the European market. Maybe US prices just haven't come down yet?
ferrari prices are typically higher in the US, more demand.
@@jo3.th0ma5 I don't think that's the reason. For other models the price difference between US and Europe isn't that large.
Cheapest 458s for instance. You can get them in Germany from about 150.000 Euros and in the US from about 160.000 Dollars.
(as far as I can tell... I had a look on Auto Trader)
But the California is different. In this video he said that prices for the California start at 95k Dollars.
But you can get a California in Germany for around 70k Euros. That price difference is huuuuuge.
I suspect the European market simply doesn't appreciate the California.
I agree. California is crashing in the EU, actually I am thinking about buying one. Would you go for f430 or Calofornia on a similar price?
In Europe all luxury sports cars went down in price, didn't you notice the recession? Ukraine war, gas prices, taxes, all influenced the European market in recent times. It’s not just the Cali. Other brands did much worse, actually Ferrari, as always, is the one who keeps the prices stable the most overtime, due to the supply/demand rule.
I was thinking the same, f430 or califkrnia original or 458… for many reasons I decided on california original. 458 was always my dream, but after 12 years I changed my point of view, I believe califkrnia in general tk enjoy in long term is better choice, f430 looks super old inside, 448 is beautiful but to drive more in the track, reality driving with the roof down and eith possibility to take your baby / kids together with your wife, its sinole all what you need. Califonia original sound insane beautiful.