Ferrari SF90 Stradale

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale in the Australian market is trading at a median of AUD $741,061, down 14.3 percent over the past twelve months, signaling sustained depreciation pressure on what remains a young, post-2019 model.

The illiquid trading environment and zero recorded sales in the tracked sample over the past year underscore how thinly these cars move in the local market. The absence of comparable recent transactions makes individual pricing highly dependent on condition and mileage, yet also leaves sellers with limited leverage in negotiations.

Classified as a stable modern classic with a collectibility score of 5, the SF90 Stradale occupies a transitional space between contemporary supercar and future collectible. Desirability currently registers as low, likely reflecting the model's newness, high starting values, and the broader headwinds affecting modern Ferrari depreciation curves in secondary markets.

The base case projection anticipates further erosion to AUD $521,358 within three years (a 29.6 percent decline from current levels) and to AUD $467,736 by year five (36.9 percent total depreciation). These forecasts assume no material shift in market sentiment or collector appetite for mid-engine hybrid Ferraris during that window.

Current conditions favor patience over near-term acquisition for most buyers, as inventory remains thin and asking prices have not yet fully reset to buyer expectations. Owners holding SF90 examples should prepare for continued downward price discovery as the global fleet matures and market saturation gradually improves liquidity.