What is an estimate of how much a 458, f430, and 360 will be worth in 10 years?

 

Whatever the 355 costs today the 360 will cost when its that old, and whatever the 360 costs the 430 will.. and whatever the 430 costs the 458 will in due time.

Give or take

 

They have a 100% depreciation rate. They're worth $0 after 10 years.

Just buy a veyron

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Each model will bottom out at a few thousand more than the one before it, because it wouldn't make sense for a 360 Modena and a F430 with the same mileage to be the same price.

Today, a 2001-2003 360 Modena with 20,000-30,000 miles is about $90,000. That's a 10-year-old car, so a 10-year-old F430 should be about the same, if not a little bit more expensive.

 

Forgive me for being so forward but I don't understand caring about depreciation for an exotic car. This assumes you're not buying it to drive the heck out of....instead as a collection piece?
There are far better collectors items that don't depreciate if thats your motives. Art, stamps, antiques...to name a few.
Cars are meant to be driven. Who cares about depreciation. Or better, why care about depreciation?

 

Well for sure there are cars that even go up in value...u just have to find the right ones...and currently none of the ones u listed is like that...only one might be a scuderia 16M

 

At least you must think that the resale value after 10 years is 50% of the window sticker

 

Exotics are best bought second-hand, but I think they depreciate <10% with moderate driving, but do not get below the price of a previous generation model unless it's got over 80k miles (there's a 2005 F430 for sale which has 101k miles selling for $99k).
The only car that doesn't depreciate it seems is the Nissan GT-R, lol. The first GTR's that came stateside were priced at $69.7k. Now those same cars with 40k miles are in the mid to high $60's, lol.

 

So in 10 years a 2012 458 could be had for +/- $170k?

 

That seems reasonable however I think that because Ferraris and other exotica are becoming more and more technologically advanced, they'll depreciate faster because there is more tech that could break and it would become outdated even faster. The F430s and 360s that are for sale today will retain their values much better than the upcoming tech-savvy Ferraris simply because they're more plain.