Let's Play: Guess How Much

[Johnny Danger]

No way would I pay 90K for a boxster . At that point, you're into low mileage 360 Modena territory .

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by Johnny Danger

No way would I pay 90K for a boxster . At that point, you're into low mileage 360 Modena territory .

Way over Modena territory. They're in the $70s from what I can see. Gotalittlething for the Modena dontcha?

[Johnny Danger]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

Way over Modena territory. They're in the $70s from what I can see. Gotalittlething for the Modena dontcha?

Yes, I've seen 360's in the 70K range. However, newer, low mileage ones are in the 80-90k plus range . My goal over the next year is to pick a pristine 2004 Challenge Stradale .

[Johnny Danger]

Even a pristine late model non CS might do it for me .



Ferrari : 360 Ferrari : 360 | eBay

[ekam]

Originally Posted by Johnny Danger

Even a pristine late model non CS might do it for me .



Ferrari : 360 Ferrari : 360 | eBay

Anyone who's half knowledgeable will avoid the F1 transmission like a plague. Hence the low asking price.

[Ghostrider 310]

ekam, What is the oldest acceptable automatic transmission on a Ferrari?

[Johnny Danger]

Originally Posted by ekam

Anyone who's half knowledgeable will avoid the F1 transmission like a plague. Hence the low asking price.

By 2002 Ferrari had pretty much worked out all of the bugs with their F1 transmission. And, most of the f1 problems associated with earlier 360's were corrected with software updates as well .

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by Johnny Danger

By 2002 Ferrari had pretty much worked out all of the bugs with their F1 transmission. And, most of the f1 problems associated with earlier 360's were corrected with software updates as well .

It's still an automatic.

I drove a Maserati Coupe with the newer F1, it's still jerky and not much fun if you're not doing acceleration runs.