Bargain Exotics

At first I was a bit on the fence about the color of this Ferrari 360, but it’s growing on me. This is a heck of a car for a great price. It’s a 2000 Ferrari 360 Modena F1. Yellow with black interior. Also has custom wheels. Looks to be a clean title and just over 32k miles.

Here are some more details from the auction:

Here is my Ferrari 360 i am selling the car honestly because i never drive it and am on the go all the time & can never take time to drive and enjoy the car. The car runs, sounds and drives fantastic the clutch was serviced about 27k miles and i have the records showing so. It has a chrome motor compartment, radar front & back, sound system with cd player custom black and yellow wheels and full Tubi exhaust system.  Also the car has been in a minor accident, someone backed into the car and messed up the bumper a little it was totally fixed and the car is like new, clean title and all!!!

Current bid is just $50,100. Buy It Now is only $61,500. A great price for a lot of car.

Here’s a link to the auction page for more pictures and details: Ferrari 360 F1 Yellow.

I was just talking with someone a couple of days ago about how far down the prices on good used Ferrari 360s have come over the past year to year and a half. It still baffles me. These are great cars, very reliable when you purchase one that’s been taken care of, and great fun. They still look like a million bucks.

Here’s a 2001 Ferrari 360 Modena Coupe bargain that is up on eBay. It’s a light blue with blue leather interior. Looks very nice and would be a standout color among the red and yellow Ferraris “everyone else” has. The picture looks like a scene from The Village.

No description on the page, just lots of pictures. It’s got just under 30k miles on it.

Buy It Now is set at $68,900. I doubt it will sell at that.  There’s a good chance it’ll be relisted for less, or you could always call the dealer and offer less. I’d love to be in this car for $63k or $64k.

Here’s a link to the auction page: Ferrari 360 Modena Coupe Bargain.

I promise to start adding in other bargains I’m finding, other than just Ferraris. This is just too much though. The market for the 360 is softening nicely for those of us who want a “late model” Ferrari at bargain basement prices.

This is a 2001 Ferrari 360 Modena. Red with tan interior and only 23k miles on the odometer. Looks like it’s in great condition and up to date on service. It’s got the F1 Transmission as well. Sweet!

Here are some brief details:

2001 FERRARI 360 MODENO F1

CAR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AS IT HAS JUST HAD 30K IN SERVICE BY FERRARI OF HOUSTON….PLEASE CALL FOR DETAILS.

ONLY 23,000 MILES AND IS EQUIPED WITH THE F1 TRANSMISSION OPTION

It’s up for auction on eBay with no reserve and is at $62,400.

Here’s a link to the auction page: Ferrari 360 Modena.

I can’t believe how much this particular Ferrari model has come down in price over the last year and a half. When I started really watching prices about two years ago, you couldn’t find anything under $100k. Now they’re going for $80k all day long.

This particular 2000 Ferrari 360 Modena I first saw on eBay, then saw it again on the dealer’s site in Texas. Red with black interior and only 21k miles. Here’s some of the details:

A rare euro model Ferrari F360 Modena… This is from the owners personal collection and a beauty she is… Upgraded 19″ wheels, custom alpine stereo with subwoofer behind the passenger seat tubi exhaust this Italian mistress is amazing…

Sure it’s a Euro spec model, but at that price, who cares?! As long as it has legit paperwork for the conversion to U.S. standards. Crazy they’re offering it at only $59,850. I bet you could offer $55k, maybe even less and take this bad boy home.

Here’s a link to the eBay auction: Ferrari 360 Modena.