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Is the Ferrari 360 Modena a good investment?
6-speed manual coupe (1999–2004)
The thesis
The last naturally aspirated V8 Ferrari with a proper manual gearbox before the F1 paddle-shift takeover. Manual 360 Modenas now command a 70% premium over F1 variants. Recent US sales topped $302k for pristine examples; the market average sits around $126k (£100k), with solid low-mileage manuals in the £75–120k band. Rosso Corsa, low miles, and full service history are critical. Ferrari badge ensures global exit liquidity. Already mid-cycle—manuals spiked 2020–2023—but genuine scarcity (only ~15% were manuals) and 'last manual V8' narrative support capital preservation if bought well.
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