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2000
Stable with potential for appreciation on well-maintained, low-mileage examples. Older models with higher mileage are more accessible but represent a different segment of the market.
Moderate
The Ferrari 550 market shows a wide price range, with newer models and lower mileage commanding higher prices. Inventory appears moderate, with several well-priced options available. Buyers looking for the best value should consider models from 2000-2001, as they offer a good balance of performance, condition, and potential savings. Be prepared to negotiate, especially on listings that have been on the market longer or have higher mileage, as there is significant room for savings.
This is the top-ranked deal due to its exceptional deal score, driven by an extremely low mileage of just 2,507 miles on a 2001 model. While the price is high, the condition and rarity of such low mileage make it a standout.
This deal is highly recommended for its strong deal score, balancing a reasonable price of $369,995 with a relatively low mileage of 20,858 miles for a 2000 model. It represents a solid entry into 550 ownership.
This 1997 model is recommended for its competitive price of $320,411, which is significantly below the average market price. Despite having 34,678 miles and a longer days on market, it offers a good entry point into the 550 Maranello.
This 1997 Ferrari 550 Maranello is the most affordable option at $270,411, offering substantial savings. While it has the highest mileage among the top deals at 60,542 miles, its price makes it an attractive proposition for budget-conscious enthusiasts.
This 1998 model offers a good balance with 39,408 miles and a price of $315,411, which is well below the average. The significant estimated savings and longer days on market indicate potential for a favorable negotiation.
This 2001 model stands out with an exceptionally high estimated savings of $407,592, making its price of $330,313 very attractive. With 32,682 miles, it offers a good combination of value and condition.
This 1998 Ferrari 550 Maranello is a strong contender with a price of $301,130 and 40,790 miles. The significant estimated savings and relatively short time on market suggest it's a well-priced vehicle that might still have negotiation potential.
This 2000 model offers a good balance with 39,709 miles and a price of $350,411. It's a solid option from a reputable dealer, and while savings are moderate, its condition and year make it a reliable choice.
This 2001 Ferrari 550 Maranello is a standout deal with a price of $320,832 and 33,394 miles. The exceptionally high estimated savings suggest it's priced very competitively, making it a prime candidate for a great purchase.
This 2001 Ferrari 550 Maranello is priced at the market average ($487,462) with 30,000 miles. The significant estimated savings and longer days on market indicate it's a good candidate for negotiation, offering a chance to acquire a well-specced car below average cost.
This 2001 Ferrari 550 Maranello is priced slightly above average at $495,000 but offers substantial estimated savings. With 35,000 miles and 55 days on market, it represents a solid opportunity for a buyer looking for a well-maintained example.
This 2000 Ferrari 550 Maranello is priced at $450,000 with 45,000 miles. The estimated savings are significant, and with 60 days on market, it presents a good opportunity for negotiation on a well-equipped supercar.
This 2000 Ferrari 550 Maranello is priced at $470,000 with 50,000 miles. The substantial estimated savings and moderate days on market make it a solid choice for buyers seeking value in a higher-mileage example.
This 1999 Ferrari 550 Maranello is priced at $500,000 with 55,000 miles. The significant estimated savings and longer days on market suggest it's a good candidate for negotiation, offering a chance to acquire a well-specced car below average cost.
This 1999 Ferrari 550 Maranello is priced at $520,000 with 60,000 miles. The substantial estimated savings and longer days on market indicate it's a good candidate for negotiation, offering a chance to acquire a well-specced car below average cost.
Last analyzed: October 1, 2026