Ferrari 328 GTB

The Ferrari 328 GTB is trading at a median of AUD $152,000 in Australia, up 4.8% over the past 12 months. The signal is Hold, reflecting steady but measured appreciation in a market where momentum has been modest and selective.

Transaction volume remains thin, with only three sales tracked across our dataset over the past year. This scarcity of recorded sales limits pricing certainty and means buyers and sellers should expect wider negotiating spreads than in more liquid segments.

Production reached 7,412 units, positioning the 328 GTB as a relatively accessible entry point to the Ferrari market compared to rarer marques. The model carries a collectibility score of 7 (Highly Collectible), though moderate desirability suggests it attracts specialists and enthusiasts rather than commanding broad appeal across the collector base.

Cars tracked in this market are turning up with very low average mileage of 9,755 kilometres, signalling that Australian examples are predominantly garage-kept. This preservation pattern should support future value as condition norms remain high across the sample.

The base case projection points to AUD $170,939 within three years, representing 12.5% appreciation from current levels. Over five years, the model is expected to reach AUD $177,543, a gain of 16.8%, supported by sustained demand for accessible Italian classics and the typical scarcity premium that accrues with age.