Market category
The Italian exotics market
Maranello’s V8s and V12s, from the Testarossa to the 488.
- Sales tracked · 12 months
- 539
- Typical sale
- $245,500
- Index · 12 months
- +49.4%
- Models
- 7
Stable Italian exotics Index, against the market
100 = Oct 2023
- Italian exotics+49.4%
- European sports cars+10.8%
- JDM+5.6%
- American performance+9.1%
- All tracked cars+14.1%
How to read it: every sale is compared with the typical price of its exact variant, so a month with more rare or expensive cars doesn’t look like a rising market. Months are smoothed over a quarter. A line above 100 means cars are selling for more than they did at the start; the percentages are the change over the last 12 months.
Strongest 12 months
Ferrari F355
+153.3% on the year before
Most traded
Ferrari 360
131 sales in 12 months
Rarest to find
Ferrari 599
36 sales in 12 months
| Model | Sales · 12 mo | Typical sale | 12 months | 24-month trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ferrari 360 | 131 | $118,500 | +53.7% | |
| Ferrari F430 | 98 | $177,500 | +38.7% | |
| Ferrari 458 | 78 | $324,500 | +56.0% | |
| Ferrari F355 | 68 | $191,000 | +153.3% | |
| Ferrari Testarossa | 67 | $235,500 | +21.7% | |
| Ferrari 488 | 61 | $405,000 | +59.1% | |
| Ferrari 599 | 36 | $575,500 | — |
Built from public sale records of cars sold in US dollars. The typical sale is the sales-weighted median sold price; the index follows each model against its own starting level, so a pricier model doesn’t outweigh a cheaper one. Figures describe the market, not any one car: a Stable Value prices a specific car.
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