Quattroporte Vs Listed For Sale

philw696 said:
Opposite end of the scale and an alarming number of clutches too for the mileage.
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I like that. The red suits it more than I expected. And possibly the only one in the U.K. in that colour way.
As an early one, with 50k miles, and long time gaps in the service history, maybe it’s £10k. Possibly a little more with a fresh service and new clutch if its in excellent condition with perfect subframes etc.
 
Ewan said:
I like that. The red suits it more than I expected. And possibly the only one in the U.K. in that colour way.
As an early one, with 50k miles, and long time gaps in the service history, maybe it’s £10k. Possibly a little more with a fresh service and new clutch if its in excellent condition with perfect subframes etc.
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I like it too Ewan and wish I could find a nice one for 10K in Europe that's for sure.
 
I wonder how long the gap in values will last. Same in the US. 360CS $1m!! GranSports in Europe are 50k euros......
 
Guy said:
I wonder how long the gap in values will last. Same in the US. 360CS $1m!! GranSports in Europe are 50k euros......
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After having Fun with the Ferrari 456 GT I started looking over here and yes you already know nearly double or more than in the UK and I sold mine with only 25,000 miles for 25K a few years ago now.
 
Guy said:
Three 550 Maranellos sold recently in the US for over $600k....
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There were some eyebrow raising prices at that RM auction the other day. Another one was a manual F430, $800k! A scuderia about $1.3million. They are all low miles of course but it’s still a bit daft. I presume it’s just bored billionaires.
 
gb-gta said:
There were some eyebrow raising prices at that RM auction the other day. Another one was a manual F430, $800k! A scuderia about $1.3million. They are all low miles of course but it’s still a bit daft. I presume it’s just bored billionaires.
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Scared Americans looking for different asset classes rather than the dollar or gold is my guess
 
Nayf said:
It will be down to the colour.
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The big thing in Ferrari and Porsche circles is rare colours - nobody wants a red Ferrari these days, whereas there’s an enormous premium for rare shades. Very much so in the USA, and to an extent in Europe too.

Given the monochromatic nature of QPV paint colourings it’s understandable someone’s going to chance their arm, but I’m not sure that either dog’s lipstick red does the QPV much good or that the model has that kind of following.
There was that red Japanese QPV.2 up for sale about six/seven years ago with a butcher’s forearm interior for £lots but that had done minimal mileage.
 
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