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Car Forum / Ferrari Cars / September 2003Opinions on Price for 89 Testarossa
What would be a good price for an 88 Testarossa, red over black interior. 13,000 miles. Owned by someone with several Ferraris, now has an Enzo on order, and is selling the TR. Mechanic is a friend of a friend, says he's finishing up $9,000 in work, including major service. Car is in very good to excellent visual shape. Also, constrast this to purchasing a 355, how much more would you expect to pay for the oldest 355 with about 40000 miles? Between 48000 and 57000 euros in Europe... > What would be a good price for an 88 Testarossa, red over black interior. > 13,000 miles. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Also, constrast this to purchasing a 355, how much more would you expect to > pay for the oldest 355 with about 40000 miles? Is the Euro currently at a one to one ratio with the USD? Thank you for the opinion. > Between 48000 and 57000 euros in Europe... > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > to > > pay for the oldest 355 with about 40000 miles? > Is the Euro currently at a one to one ratio with the USD? Thank you > for the opinion. > >> Between 48000 and 57000 euros in Europe... NO. That would be around $59K to $65K US. That's a pretty good price, actually, for what is admittedly a pretty old Testarossa, provided it's in the shape you say it's in. JMO, but with that model line I think you'd be better off spending more and getting the later 512TR or F512M. Here's a currency-converter link for you so you can perform these calculations yourself quickly: http://www.xe.net/ucc/ MC > > Is the Euro currently at a one to one ratio with the USD? Thank you > > for the opinion. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > MC Thanks. Hi, just have a look www.mobile.de you can't find anyplace whith more cars to sell, especially Ferraris, let the tr go for a 355 but no early model! Hm, you can afford this kind of car without knowing how to find out about euro/$ !! > Hi, > just have a look www.mobile.de > you can't find anyplace whith more cars to sell, especially Ferraris, > let the tr go for a 355 but no early model! > Hm, you can afford this kind of car without knowing how to find out about > euro/$ !! I haven't been blessed with international business, but I'm not turning it down. In the meantime, I tend to work in dollars. Thank you for the link. Between 48000 and 57000 euros in Europe... or between 54192 and 64353 $... > Between 48000 and 57000 euros in Europe... > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > to > > pay for the oldest 355 with about 40000 miles? |
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