
1991 Ferrari F40. Live inventory imported from tarva.io — offered by RM Sothebys. Photography is the actual advertised car.
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No car of this trim is advertised and it carries no struck mark, so the mark is predicted from related cars, starting from what it listed for new: its documented list price of $400,000 in 1987, $1,104,539 in 2024 money (US consumer prices).
No odometer reading is on file, so the mark is struck at the mileage cars like this typically carry — never credited as a low-mileage example. Add the reading and the mark moves to it.
A car 35 years old that listed near $1,104,539 holds about 103% of its list price, on the curve fitted across 245 trims with an observed market, most of them sports and collector cars.
Cars closest to it hold more than that curve: Ferrari +16% (53 trims). Each offset is shrunk toward the curve by how few trims stand behind it.
Struck from advertised cars and adjusted to this one. Indicative only.
How much of the car's life is actually documented.
2026 – now · 1 record
Live listing captured from tarva.io — offered by RM Sothebys.