Ferrari prices have been falling for the last 1.5 years, but does this mean that you should you avoid Ferraris if you care about values? The situation seems to be worse than ever.


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Content:
00:00 Ferrari prices continue to fall
00:24 Price developments
05:31 Comparisons
07:26 Buy the dip?
10:39 Conclusion

Prices for most mid-engine Ferraris have been falling for about 1.5 years and they continued to do so during the last three months. However, also the older models like the 360 and F430 started to show some signs of weakness after a stable period. Should this stop you from buying one if you care about values?

Based on the data, I think that the Ferrari market is doing relatively well in relation to other markets. Depreciation rates are lower, inflation adjusted prices are not over inflated, and inventory developments are mildly optimistic.

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