Top 3 Ferraris under £/$200K that are most likely to appreciate

I cant think of any.

 

550 maranello

 

MY, 2000-2022
< 200K USD

F430 6 speed
612 6 Speed
456M 6 Speed

 

Challenge Stradale
F355 Berlinetta with gated 6 speed and racing seats
F360 Modena with gated 6 speed and racing seats
456GT and 456M GT 6 speed
430 Scuderia should also go up eventually or at least not budge too much if you add 10k miles.

 

My guess is very few, if any, 6 speeds will appreciate any more than they have already appreciated. The supply will remain stable, but the demand will drop off over time. Old timers are either dying off or are either unable or unwilling to work a clutch any more. Most, not all, young people have no interest in manual transmissions. JMO.

 

550
360 stick
355 .

 

I would add a 308/328 as well

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I'd be concerned with long-term 6 speed appreciation. At some point those that appreciate shifting manually will not be driving the market. I'd say 360 CS or 430 Scud.

 

But those are old F1 gearboxes and no one could fix them when in service new and in 20 years no one will be able to fix them then either. Manual boxes will have appeal just like manuals before as in the 250gto 275gtb etc... And nobody wanted a 612 when new and no one will want one in the future. They are V12 Mondials. Not trying to be mean there has never been an appreciating market for 4 seater F cars.

 

None.

The group to ask the question to is who will be buying these cars from the current owners for MORE than the current prices adjusting for inflation. Not too optimistic personally..

 

Same and I know of 4 companies now converting 430's to 6 speed manuals, one has 100 kits, one 50 and the other 2 not sure so that'll bring the factory manual prices down.

 

430 Scud
360 Challenge Stradale
F430 6 speed. I agree younger gen does not drive 6 speeds but this is the last factory 6 speed ever made and will be the last.

For less than $200K might need higher mileage cars but I don't think you will ever lose money on any of these cars.

 

I went through a search/purchase cycle ending 14 months ago with a $200k budget and honestly, no Ferraris were appealing to me in that price range.

I imagine the best options are the track specials.

 

355 Manual Coupe. Better than Bitcoins .

 

What is the engine out service interval for Bitcoins?

And Bitcoins I’m sure have a better valve guide design

 

Not sure. No one’s ever seen one before.


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The 355 does not qualify as post-2000; if older cars are considered a 512TR could be an option.

 

Vey low mileage will be the key to appreciation. So none are a good investment if you intend to drive it. It's one or the other.

 

How do you see F430 Spider?

 

This is a very interesting and uncertain time in the evolution of automobiles. You have two major evolutionary factors at play. Not only is the manual being replaced by auto, but gasoline is being replaced by electric. The upcoming generations clearly prefer simplicity and the idea of environment friendly solutions; auto and electric. If you want to take it a step further, there's a third factor at play, autonomy. While that may not directly affect the performance car sector anytime soon, autonomy in general can alter the way upcoming generations view cars. If automobiles start becoming viewed as nothing more than glorified taxis, the desirability of cars in general will fall. Granted, the extent of the fallout from autonomy might still be quite aways away. The first two factors though are likely to affect things much sooner.

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