Ferrari 308 GTB

The Ferrari 308 GTB has settled at a median of £97,750 in the UK market, down 6.7% over the past year, but recent transaction data suggests the model has found support at current levels. With only three sales recorded in the last 12 months against a total tracked sample of 13, the downward pressure appears to have exhausted itself, positioning the car at what specialists consider a bottoming opportunity.

Production of just over 12,000 units across the model's run places the 308 GTB firmly in the middle ground of Ferrari production—common enough to be accessible, but significant enough to retain collector interest. Classified as an appreciating classic with a collectibility score of 7, the car benefits from its iconic Pininfarina design and status as an entry point to classic Ferrari ownership, though moderate desirability keeps it from commanding premium valuations.

Liquidity remains thin, with no active listings currently visible and a minimal transaction frequency that reflects both the niche appeal and the geographic constraints of the UK market for this Italian classic. For buyers, this scarcity of available stock supports the case for current entry points; for sellers, it signals patience will be required to move inventory at realistic prices.

The three-year projection indicates a base case appreciation to £107,066, a gain of 9.5%, with five-year expectations reaching £110,250 at 12.8% above current levels. This modest but steady appreciation trajectory reflects the model's stable positioning within the appreciating-classic segment rather than expectations of speculative momentum.