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2010
Stable with a wide range, indicating strong demand for well-maintained examples and opportunities for value-conscious buyers on earlier models.
Moderate
The Ferrari California market shows a healthy number of listings, with prices ranging significantly. While newer models command higher prices, earlier models, particularly from 2010, offer a compelling entry point into Ferrari ownership, often presenting the best value when considering price relative to mileage. Inventory levels appear moderate, suggesting that while opportunities exist, patience and strategic negotiation are key. Buyers should pay close attention to mileage and days on market; vehicles listed longer may offer more negotiation leverage, but always ensure thorough inspection. The average price is around $94,000, so deals significantly below this, especially with reasonable mileage, are prime targets.
This deal stands out with the highest deal score, offering substantial estimated savings and relatively low mileage for its year. It represents excellent value for a 2014 model.
This deal offers a strong combination of significant estimated savings and a very low number of days on market, indicating it's priced aggressively and likely to sell quickly. The mileage is not specified, which warrants further inquiry.
This is a well-priced 2012 model from a reputable Ferrari dealer, with mileage that aligns with market averages. While savings are minimal, its position on the market for 24 days suggests some room for negotiation.
This 2013 California boasts very low mileage and offers a good amount of estimated savings. Its longer days on market (50) could indicate flexibility from the dealer.
A well-priced 2011 model with mileage close to the market average. The estimated savings are modest, but its 32 days on market suggest potential for negotiation.
This 2012 California is priced competitively with mileage near the average. Its 45 days on market could indicate a willingness for the dealer to negotiate.
This 2011 California has relatively low mileage and offers good estimated savings. Its very short time on market (1 day) suggests it's priced very competitively and might attract multiple offers.
This 2010 model has lower-than-average mileage and is priced competitively. While estimated savings are minimal, its relatively short time on market suggests it's a solid offering.
This 2010 model is priced attractively, offering substantial estimated savings, though it has higher mileage. Its 29 days on market might indicate some flexibility.
This 2010 California presents a good opportunity with substantial estimated savings. The mileage is above average, but the price reflects this, and its 18 days on market suggests it's a solid deal.
This 2010 model offers the largest estimated savings, making it a compelling value proposition despite its higher mileage. Its 33 days on market suggests potential for negotiation.
This 2011 California has mileage slightly above average but is priced reasonably. Its 39 days on market could indicate some negotiation flexibility.
This 2014 model has mileage close to the average and offers decent estimated savings. Its 45 days on market suggests potential for negotiation.
This 2010 model offers significant estimated savings, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers, though it has higher mileage. Its 12 days on market suggest it's priced well.
This 2014 model has mileage close to the average and offers minimal estimated savings. However, its 48 days on market suggests potential for negotiation on a newer model year.
Last analyzed: November 3, 2025