CollectorCar.Market

model

250

Market cap

£4.46B

Production volume

2,514

Priced volume

2,338

93% of production

Blind spot volume

176

7% of production

Ferrari’s market cap is large given their long history and relatively high average prices. Volume series cars and ultra-rare halo models have similar market caps, however, the specific rankings are interesting. Notably, the Daytona SP3 has a larger footprint than the LaFerrari or Enzo. And arguably the 250 series maintains a very high market cap considering its age.

Market capitalisation share by cohort. Use the breakdown list for labels.GTO: £1.08B (24.2%)LM: £907M (20.3%)GT California SWB: £726M (16.3%)GT Lusso: £421M (9.44%)GT California LWB: £279M (6.26%)GTE 2+2: £229M (5.13%)GT Cabriolet Series I: £213M (4.77%)GT Tour de France: £170M (3.81%)GT PF Coupé: £158M (3.55%)GT Cabriolet Series II: £93.5M (2.1%)Europa: £67M (1.5%)Europa GT: £38.8M (0.869%)GT Ellena: £38.4M (0.86%)GT Boano: £37.9M (0.85%)Total£4.46B

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Final variant layer

Share

GTOFinal layer£1.08B24.2%
LMFinal layer£907M20.3%
GT California SWBFinal layer£726M16.3%
GT LussoFinal layer£421M9.44%
GT California LWBFinal layer£279M6.26%
GTE 2+2Final layer£229M5.13%
GT Cabriolet Series IFinal layer£213M4.77%
GT Tour de FranceFinal layer£170M3.81%
GT PF CoupéFinal layer£158M3.55%
GT Cabriolet Series IIFinal layer£93.5M2.1%
EuropaFinal layer£67M1.5%
Europa GTFinal layer£38.8M0.869%

Average value

Market cap / priced volume

Top 10

GTO£30M
LM£28.4M
GT California SWB£13M
GT California LWB£5.58M
GT Cabriolet Series I£5.32M
Europa£3.35M
GT Tour de France£2.18M
GT Lusso£1.2M
Europa GT£1.14M
GT Ellena£768K
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