For Sale 1988.5 Ferrari 328 GTS -- Only 14.6k miles!

I'm selling my 328 GTS with only 14.6k miles, and have priced it very aggressively in order to sell quickly. I just had it fully serviced (all belts, fluids, AC, and much more) within the last 60 days-- by an authorized Ferrari dealership so that a potential buyer would feel very confident that it's perfect and ready to go.

My local Ferrari dealership wanted to consign it with their suggested starting price of $160k, but I am looking for a fast and simple transaction. I posted it on the Internet at $145k, but also listed it here on F-Chat in the paid advertisements section for only $135k.

I created a website with hundreds of photos, videos, service records, and a lot more details on the car here: www.328-GTS.com

This is my second F-328 GTS. I bought it because I loved my first one (1987), but wanted a mint one with low mileage for collection purposes. I was able to get it for a steal because this (entirely US-spec car) was sold in Michigan to a Canadian owner that took it over the border. He made no changes to it at all, and I have the service records from it's time in Canada. Nobody wanted to deal with bringing it back to the USA, but I did that when I bought it with 13k miles several years ago. It now has 14,600 miles and it is in perfect condition. The car is currently garaged in Ashburn, Virginia, just outside of Washington, D.C., and I need to recover the garage space it's using for other cars before it starts snowing here.

Please see www.328-GTS.com for much more info!

If you want to see the paid F-Chat listing, you can find it here: https://ads.ferrarichat.com/buy/328-gts/zffxa20a4j0077232.

Thanks!






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Thanks for the kind words, Mike -- much appreciated.

 

No, Sir. The pictures and videos were all taken during a photo shoot I just did after the dealer finished the service— in November 2024. (There are a few I took of the underside while it was on the lift at the Ferrari dealership - a week or two prior.).

I never drove the car on the road, aside from to/from the dealership for services, a few car shows/events, and for occasional short drives to keep the tires turned and fluids moving— so I never bothered to put the Virginia tags on the vehicle. You will see the Virginia antique tags laid out in the photos from the same day— next to the toolkit. Also notice that the Canadian tags have no stickers— they were never actually used. I found them in vehicle and put them on myself.

I just went down to the garage and snapped this picture for you. Thanks for the question!


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Thank you…. The 328-GTS.com domain name and website convey with the car!

 

I've just lowered the price by another $7k.

It's now listed at $128k, which is $32k less than $160k the Ferrari dealer was going to list it (under consignment). I'd really like to sell this car within the next week-- we just had a big snow storm here in Virginia, and I want to recover the garage space the F-328 is taking up before we get another one!

Thanks all...

Jeff