Ferrari 365 GT 2+2

The Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 sits at a median price of £154,112 in the UK market, down 5.8% over the past twelve months, though the thin sample of only three tracked transactions over this period warrants caution in reading too much into near-term direction.

The "Holy Grail" collectibility score and appreciating-classic status reflect the car's pedigree as one of Ferrari's most successful grand tourers, with 800 units produced across its production run—a relatively limited output that underpins its standing in the market despite moderate current desirability.

With zero active listings on the market, liquidity remains constrained, making this a buy-and-hold proposition rather than a liquid trading vehicle. Sellers and buyers should expect long holding periods and patience when executing trades in this thin segment.

The current bottomed-out status combined with a medium-confidence buy signal suggests the market has corrected to a level where downside risk may be limited, though the three-year base projection of £139,185 and five-year projection of £134,773 point to continued modest erosion before stabilization. Any recovery will likely depend on broader enthusiasm for mid-1960s Ferrari touring cars rather than model-specific momentum.