Ferrari Purosangue

The Ferrari Purosangue has softened considerably in the UK market, with median prices now sitting at £308,000—down 12.6% over the past twelve months. The SELL signal reflects this downward momentum, though the medium confidence rating warrants caution given the thin transaction data underpinning the trend.

Liquidity remains a structural constraint; only eight sales have been tracked across the entire dataset, with just three transactions in the past year. The absence of active listings suggests limited supply pressure at present, but also underscores how thinly traded this model remains in the UK market.

The typical Purosangue changing hands has covered just 766 miles on average, indicating that most tracked examples remain in near-showroom condition. This reflects the model's recent introduction and the prevalence of low-mileage purchases among early UK buyers.

Classified as a stable modern classic with a collectibility score of 5, the Purosangue occupies a narrow position: new enough to be mechanically current, yet already showing depreciation pressure. Low desirability marks it as a usage vehicle rather than an appreciating collectible at this stage of its market lifecycle.

Base projections for both three and five years hold prices flat at £308,000, suggesting the market has largely absorbed near-term depreciation. However, this neutral forecast reflects uncertainty rather than confidence; the thin sales sample and early market establishment leave considerable room for reassessment as transaction history accumulates.