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2002
The market for the Ferrari 360 Spider is stable, with prices reflecting age, mileage, and condition. While depreciation is a factor for older models, well-maintained examples can hold value, and pristine low-mileage cars may see appreciation. Buyers should be prepared to compare various offerings to find the best balance of price, condition, and mileage.
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The Ferrari 360 Spider market shows a wide price range, indicating significant variation in condition, mileage, and history. With a limited total inventory of 38 listings, securing a desirable example requires diligence. While average days on market are moderate, longer-standing listings may present negotiation opportunities. Focus on vehicles with comprehensive service history and consider pre-purchase inspections to ensure long-term value and enjoyment.
This is the top-ranked deal, offering an excellent combination of low mileage (12,463 miles) and significant estimated savings ($30,526) below the average market price. Its strong deal score and relatively short time on market suggest it's a well-priced and desirable vehicle.
This deal stands out with its very low mileage (15,199 miles) for a 2004 model and a strong deal score. While the estimated savings are not the highest, the combination of low mileage and a competitive price point makes it a highly attractive option.
This 2001 model boasts exceptionally low mileage (13,902 miles) for its age, making it a standout. Although its estimated savings are negligible, its high deal score and moderate days on market suggest it's priced fairly for its condition and mileage.
This 2003 model is a remarkable find due to its extremely low mileage (8,366 miles) and significant estimated savings ($18,784). Its high deal score reflects its excellent value proposition for a low-mileage supercar.
This 2004 model offers a good balance of mileage (20,822 miles) and estimated savings ($15,925). Its long days on market (322) suggest a strong opportunity for negotiation, making it a potentially great value.
This 2001 model presents well with 19,500 miles and offers estimated savings of $10,468. Its relatively short time on market (59 days) and solid deal score suggest it's a well-priced option for a classic Ferrari Spider.
This 2004 model offers a good entry point with 22,052 miles and estimated savings of $10,425. Its longer days on market (171) could present a negotiation advantage, making it a solid choice for value-conscious buyers.
This 2003 model offers the most significant estimated savings ($48,744) among the top deals, combined with reasonable mileage (19,030 miles). Its strong deal score and moderate time on market make it an exceptional value proposition.
This 2002 model has low mileage (15,993 miles) and offers good estimated savings ($17,867). Its recent listing (0 days on market) suggests it's priced competitively and likely to move quickly.
This 2001 model offers substantial estimated savings ($18,473) and a reasonable mileage of 22,895 miles. Its moderate days on market (51) suggest it's priced attractively for its condition and age.
This 2001 model provides estimated savings of $13,463 with 24,890 miles. While mileage is on the higher side for the top deals, its moderate days on market (83) and solid deal score make it a reasonable option.
This 2001 model has higher mileage (26,505 miles) and lower estimated savings ($5,473), but its longer days on market (119) could offer negotiation leverage. It represents a more budget-friendly entry into 360 Spider ownership.
This 2001 model offers substantial estimated savings ($21,473) despite having higher mileage (26,747 miles). Its very long days on market (183) strongly suggest it's a prime candidate for negotiation.
This 2004 model has the highest mileage (45,493 miles) among the top deals, but it also offers significant estimated savings ($27,926). Its long days on market (158) make it a strong candidate for aggressive negotiation, appealing to buyers prioritizing price over mileage.
This 2005 model has moderate mileage (23,000 miles) but the lowest estimated savings ($4,240) among the top 15. However, its exceptionally long days on market (268) present the greatest opportunity for negotiation, making it a potential bargain if a favorable price can be reached.
Last analyzed: April 11, 2026