Ferrari 1991-2008 - 2021 Market Review
![ferrari f355](http://assets.primecreative.com.au/imagegen/cp/black/800/600/assets/tradeuniquecars/2021/12/13/199718/ferrari-f355.jpg)
![ferrari f355](http://assets.primecreative.com.au/imagegen/max/c/100/100/assets/tradeuniquecars/2021/12/13/199718/ferrari-f355.jpg)
![]() |
2021 Market Review -Ferrari 1991-2008
Price increases across a range of Ferrari models may build owner confidence, but slow sales of overpriced cars tell a different tale.
F355s at $250,000 and above don’t tally with the money being paid for similar cars in overseas markets and especially when later 430 versions are sometimes available for less.
Front-engined 456 and 550 coupes are improving in value but don’t have the same appeal as the mid-engined cars. Potential Ferrari owners should already have a 360 Modena on their list because the money asked for these continues to look sensible.
512TRs and Testarossas still excite people who might ignore a 360 and although prices have risen, cars here remain comparable with what’s being paid overseas.
348TB/TS $210,995 [4]
F355 Coupe $253,870 [8]
360 Coupe $191,000 [4]
360 Spider $178,165 [14]
430 Coupe $258,950 [12]
550/575GT $261,725 [4]
512TR/Testarossa $355,415 [7]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2021 European & British Value Guide.
| 2019 Market Review: Ferrari 1991-2008
| Read next: Understanding our value guides
From Unique Cars #456, Aug 2021
Unique Cars magazine Value Guides
Sell your car for free right here
Get your monthly fix of news, reviews and stories on the greatest cars and minds in the automotive world.
Subscribe