Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your Ferrari in Perth
Still unsure how our process works? We've answered some common questions below. If you'd prefer to speak directly to one of our specialist car buyers, give us a call on 0420 262 651.
How much will I get for my Ferrari?
The value depends on the model, year, condition, and which components are still intact. A late-model 488 GTB or F8 Tributo in running condition will attract a much stronger offer than an older 360 with major mechanical issues — though even classic Ferraris have genuine parts value. We pay up to $9,999. Call us with your Ferrari's details and we'll have a firm quote within minutes.
Do you buy classic and older Ferrari models?
Yes. We buy classic Ferraris including the 308, 328, 330, 348, 365, Testarossa, and earlier models. Classic Ferrari components — particularly original engines, gearboxes, and bodywork — carry strong demand from restoration specialists across Australia. Call us with the model and condition details and we'll make you a fair offer.
Can you offer more than my insurance payout for a written-off Ferrari?
In many cases, yes. Insurance assessors often base payouts on broad market data that doesn't reflect the actual parts value of a specific Ferrari. We assess each vehicle individually. If you're unhappy with your insurer's settlement offer, contact us for a free quote — our offers are frequently more competitive than standard insurance payouts.
What if my Ferrari doesn't start or drive?
That's not a problem. Even non-running Ferraris have value through their components and materials. Our tilt-tray trucks are equipped to handle non-running vehicles of all sizes across Perth. All we need is roughly 3.5 metres of clearance to access the vehicle. We'll load it up and pay you before we leave.
Do I need current rego to sell my Ferrari?
No. We buy unregistered and deregistered Ferraris regularly. In WA, there's also no requirement for a roadworthy certificate when selling privately. If your Ferrari's rego has lapsed, that has no effect on whether we'll buy it or what we'll pay.
Will the price change when you arrive to inspect?
Not if the car matches what you've described. The quote we give over the phone or online is locked in, provided the vehicle's condition is consistent with your description. We don't use inflated bait quotes and then negotiate you down at the door — the agreed price is what you receive.
What paperwork do I need to sell my Ferrari in WA?
You'll need a valid photo ID (your WA driver's licence is fine) and your rego papers if the vehicle is still registered. We help you complete the MR9 ownership transfer form on the spot and will remind you to lodge your Notice of Disposal with the Department of Transport within seven days of the sale. If you've misplaced the rego papers, we can work with the VIN and your ID.
What payment methods do you offer?
We pay via OSKO instant bank transfer — funds typically land in your account within 60 seconds. Cash in hand is also available if you prefer. Either way, you're paid in full before the car is loaded onto our truck and leaves your property.
