No reason to stay away from the car because of the miles as long as the maintenance history is there.

The wholesale number on this car without any questions is probably $75-85k. $100k from a private party with some time to check it out makes sense.

Buy it and enjoy it. I have 3 Ferraris now, 1 with 16k miles, 1 with 22k, 1 with 50k. They run better each day!

 

That is interesting, where do you get this data? The previous post showing average auction prices did not go this low, even for Dec sales. I would be surprised that within less a month there is enough data point to tell the whole sale prices have declined this much. Unless you are referring disposal of rental exotics, then that is a different story as they can't be compared with standard private party owned vehicles.

 

$75-85k would be a $2-3 per mile deduction off the indicated wholesale values. I bet that is a little aggressive.