Ferrari 612 Scaglietti

The Ferrari 612 Scaglietti is trading at a median of AUD $115,500 in the Australian market, down 14.7 percent over the past year on a sample of five transactions. The downward pressure is consistent and carries a high-confidence signal to sell, reflecting a car that has entered a depreciation cycle.

With only five recorded sales over the past twelve months, liquidity is thin and activity is sparse. This scarcity of transactions means pricing discovery is difficult; buyers and sellers operating in this segment should expect wider bid-ask spreads and longer holding periods than more liquid modern classics.

The 612 Scaglietti was produced in substantial numbers—3,025 units across its production run—which constrains its collectibility despite its classification as a stable modern classic. Its current desirability rating remains low, and the combination of high volume and modest collector appeal limits upside momentum in this market.

Base projections suggest continued weakness ahead. Over three years, the median is forecast to decline to AUD $82,725 (down 28.4 percent), and over five years to AUD $74,614 (down 35.4 percent) from current levels. This trajectory reflects the model's slow transition toward genuinely aged classic status and its current position in the depreciation sweet spot.

Prospective buyers entering the market now face asymmetric risk; sellers should consider offloading stock sooner rather than later, as the model offers limited near-term appreciation catalysts. The combination of thin trading activity, low desirability, and consistent downward price action makes this a patience-required segment for both sides.