Funny thing you mentioned winter. I was speaking to a broker who has someone interested in my car and he stated that CGT is one of few cars that its price is not affected by winter because most people buying them now are not planning to drive them anyways since they are buying them to collect.

 

That's pretty sad. The best part of the car is the drive by far. Something like an MC12 I can understand just looking at. But the Carrera GTs best aspect is by far that amazing engine, guess they'll never know what it's like to nail it in 2nd at 4,000 RPM.

 

Smart collectors

Silly sellers ... jus sayin have you heard one guy months later that was glad they sold their CGT?

AK 3249 - a car that I have always loved the MC12. The fact Maser made the car faster than the Enzo has true provenance.

 

Seems like prices are creeping up....would be cool to see them clear 7 digits.
But as said above, I can't deny driving mine. Just got an annual service done - car is clean!! Picking it up tomorrow, can't wait!

 

To be honest these cars are still very very under valued in my book. With Enzo's selling for upwards of $2 million, with very low milage ones coming in at almost 3, 750K for a 200 mi CGT starts looking very attractive.

 

Ferrari is ridiculously hot - but the CGT can go topless.

The only reason collectors are all over the CGT - there is money to be made.

750k 1M - that's where they are headed and my entire premise when I started the CGT vs 918 thread as owners were "upgrading".

History tends to repeat itself - can you imagine a 959 owner that upgraded to a CGT.

The list goes on but for there is no replacement for the CGT let alone an upgrade.

 

Looks like the 7300 mile silver one in Chicago got sold. Anyone knows what it went for?

 

Little carbon fiber toys........The coolest streetcar ever. The sounds, the theater in the engine bay, the construction and materials.AND THAT TRANNY!!!!!

Personally I think they go to $2million+ like a 275GTB or something. As analog supercars become the sweetspot in streetcar history, the skys the limit in my mind.

 

Surprised this one at Isringhausen did not go first.

http://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/de...4198/overview/

cgt04115 - Spot on.

 

Confirmed? It's still listed as available on their site, but I haven't had a chance to call in and check on it. (Of course, dealer sites tend to lag a bit with respect to updates.)

 

It was taken off ebay site by seller late yesterday.

 

The silver car in Chicago is sold. That was a damn quick sale.

 

Shout out deserved..... to parin at Chicago motor cars. Not trying to run up the market. I know what he paid for the car and make a fair profit and move on. Unlike some dealers that have been for mentioned. Goes to show when a car is priced properly and is the right car it sales quickly.

 

Was it a one owner car?

The owner posting here stating the car was well maintained helps when it's not being sold thru a authorized CGT service center / dealer. If it were black that would have pushed me to make a phone call.

 

Car fax said 3 but I beiive was a complete car with everything but the brief case I was told about the car around first of the year But it got sold very quickly. Yes having all the recent servicing and records new tires clutch fluids. Certainly helps. I think a blk one would have commanded a little more money But still. A win for the seller a win for the dealer a win for the buyer.