Ferrari / Price history

Ferrari Daytona.

1969 / Recorded asking prices

Recorded currenciesGBP

Price history

1 currency
Daily average asking prices10 Sept 2020 — 3 Jan 2021
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GBP 21 observations · 1 sourceall time
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DateGBP daily average
10 Sept 2020£549,950
11 Sept 2020£549,950
12 Sept 2020£549,950
13 Sept 2020£549,950
14 Sept 2020£549,950
16 Sept 2020£549,950
17 Sept 2020£549,950
18 Sept 2020£549,950
19 Sept 2020£549,950
27 Sept 2020£549,950
4 Oct 2020£549,950
11 Oct 2020£549,950
25 Oct 2020£549,950
1 Nov 2020£549,950
8 Nov 2020£549,950
15 Nov 2020£549,950
29 Nov 2020£549,950
6 Dec 2020£549,950
20 Dec 2020£549,950
27 Dec 2020£549,950
3 Jan 2021£549,950

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What these observations cover

GBP: 21 recorded asking-price observations; all-time average £549,950, range £549,950–£549,950. Recorded dates: 10 Sept 2020–3 Jan 2021. Latest observation: 3 Jan 2021. 1 source; 1 source-listing identifiers.

The latest observation is more than six months old. Treat these records as historical asking prices.

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A little background

About the Ferrari Daytona

“Daytona” is the unofficial name for Ferrari’s 365 GTB4 front-engined V12 coupé; Ferrari also built the related open 365 GTS4 Spider. The nickname refers to the marque’s 1967 Daytona racing result.

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