Ferrari’s hybrid supercar ‘LaFerrari’ has been commanding premiums of £1m over its £1.2m list price, according to prestige car finance provider Oracle Finance.
Just 499 of the 950 bhp cars were made, with Ferrari only considering buyers with existing collections of other Ferraris. Oracle suggested this exclusivity has contributed to the high premiums.
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According to Peter Brook, Oracle Finance managing director, the price inflation of La Ferrari is just one example of the Italian brands enduring popularity: "It’s a buying frenzy out there at the moment for Ferraris and nothing demonstrates that like the million-pound premiums we’re seeing for the LaFerrari."
"When you look at the prices of the Enzo, the exclusive hypercar that went before it, that has doubled in recent years from the £400,000 list price to close to £1m now."
Although not as high as with the Ferraris, Oracle noted a number of prestige cars were commanding a premium, including £300,000 premiums for McLaren P1s, £200,000 premiums for Posche 918 Spyder and £30,000 premiums for Lamborghini Huracan.
Curiously, people are paying £6,000 premiums for Porsche Macans. Commenting on this, Brook said "the Porsche has taken everyone by surprise. The speed of deliveries is slow which means buyers are prepared to pay over the odds to get into one now."
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