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Ferrari Hybrid Values Sink As Buyers Chase V8s And V12s
Ferrari Hybrid Values Sink As Buyers Chase V8s And V12s
Goldman's Ferrari Residual Value Index shows that used Ferrari listing prices remained under pressure in April, down 3.4% year over year. However, analysts noted signs of "stabilization and partial improvements" after a weak second half of 2025.
One notable takeaway from analyst Christian Frenes: Ferrari hybrids are depreciating far faster than their petrol-powered counterparts, suggesting buyers still prefer V-8s and V-12s combustion-engine models. In other words, the used market is sending a very clear signal to Ferrari that its wealthy...
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With expectations of a 4%-plus print, all eyes are on this morning's CPI report as we move past April's shutdown-related distortions.
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