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Ferrari 360 prices and market data

What the Ferrari 360 sells for, measured from 392 auction sales.

Median sold
$107k
Sales
392
Model years
1999–2005

Our take

The 360 is the cheapest door into a gated-manual mid-engine Ferrari, at a $106,000 median, and it finally moved: +16.8% in a year. But it is the laggard of the lineage. Against 2022 it is up only +1.8%, while the F355 is up +19.8% and the F430 +14.1%, and owners who resold the same car made just +1.5%/yr. The dealers are the problem: asks sit +40.4% over fair value, the richest of the Ferrari V8s, and 55% of the stale lot cars have not cut. I'd buy one to drive, from an auction, never off a lot at the sticker.

The one to buy: a 2003-2004 manual coupe under 30k miles. The late years are the ones gaining (Year 2003 +29, Year 2001 +21 since 2022) and "gated" shows up in 67% of threads: the manual is the whole story of this car.