Ferrari Purosangue

The Ferrari Purosangue is tracking at AUD $664,417 in the Australian market, down 12.6% over the past year and carrying a sell signal amid broader depreciation pressure. With no recorded transactions in our 12-month window, price discovery is limited, and the median reflects thin market participation rather than robust trading activity.

Liquidity is severely constrained; zero active listings and no sales tracked suggest the Purosangue faces real difficulty finding buyers in Australia at current asking levels. This illiquid environment typically widens bid-ask spreads and lengthens time-to-sale for owners seeking exit.

As a modern Ferrari SUV, the Purosangue occupies a collectibility tier marked as stable but with low desirability scores and minimal production transparency in this region. The vehicle's classification as a stable modern classic indicates it is not yet considered a blue-chip collectible, and market appetite remains muted.

The three-year projection shows depreciation accelerating to 26.4%, with a base case estimate of AUD $488,916. Five-year outlook extends that decline to 33.1%, landing at AUD $444,570, reflecting continued pressure from oversupply in the segment and limited collector interest outside core markets.

Near-term holders face headwinds; the combination of illiquidity, low desirability, and downward pricing momentum suggests waiting for market stabilization or reconsidering ownership altogether. Australia's smaller collector base for contemporary Ferrari models compounds the challenge relative to more liquid markets in Europe and North America.