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Maserati vs Ferrari: used prices and resale value, side by side

A used Ferrari asks a median of $385,489 in our latest scan, 113% more than a Maserati at $180,685.

There are 71 Maseratis for sale across 2 models and 1,161 Ferraris across 39 models. Asking prices come from 1,232 live dealer listings in our latest scan; value kept compares model years with the same trim and miles in our market model.

Maserati and Ferrari at a glance

Maserati for sale

Maserati

71 Maseratis for sale, model years 2012-2024, across 2 models. The cheapest is a 2013 Maserati GranTurismo (MC) listed at $22,500 with 82,735 mi in Chicago, IL.

Median asking price
$180,685
For sale
71
Kept after 3 years
–
Below market now
21
Ferrari for sale

Ferrari

1,161 Ferraris for sale, model years 1997-2026, across 39 models. The cheapest is a 2009 Ferrari California listed at $78,995 with 41,346 mi in Tampa, FL.

Median asking price
$385,489
For sale
1,161
Kept after 3 years
91%
Below market now
216

The short answer

Who wins on each measure. Close calls (within a few percent) say either.

If you want Pick Why
The lower price Maserati Median asking price $180,685, 53% below Ferrari's $385,489
More to choose from Ferrari 1,161 for sale across 39 models, against 71 Maseratis
A quicker sale when you sell Ferrari A typical one leaves the market in about 63 days, against 95 for Maserati
More priced below market Maserati 30% of its listings, against 19% of Ferrari's
The cheapest one for sale Maserati A 2013 Maserati GranTurismo (MC) listed at $22,500 with 82,735 mi in Chicago, IL

Every number, head to head

Maserati Ferrari
For sale now 71 1,161
Models for sale 2 39
Median asking price $180,685 $385,489
Middle half of asking prices $46k to $195k $250k to $553k
Cheapest for sale $22,500 $78,995
Median miles 8,856 mi 10,861 mi
Model years for sale 2012-2024 1997-2026
Value kept after 3 years – 91%
Value kept after 5 years – 73%
Priced below market now 21 (30%) 216 (19%)
Typical days to sell 95 63

Maserati models for sale

Model For sale Median asking price
MC20 44 $192,037
GranTurismo 27 $38,353

Ferrari models for sale

We can measure value kept for the Roma, 296 GTB, SF90 Spider, and 296 GTS; our market model doesn't have a clean three-year figure for the others.

All 39 Ferrari models
Model For sale Median asking price Kept after 3 years
488 Spider 122 $397,023 –
488 GTB 71 $317,197 –
F8 Spider 70 $647,979 –
812 GTS 63 $853,679 –
California 52 $98,110 –
458 Italia 49 $359,000 –
458 Spider 48 $456,226 –
California T 48 $128,290 –
F430 48 $256,835 –
Portofino 47 $193,418 –
Roma 44 $213,843 83%
296 GTB 40 $340,141 90%
SF90 Spider 36 $595,150 96%
296 GTS 27 $412,552 92%

Maserati vs Ferrari: common questions

Which is cheaper, a used Maserati or a Ferrari?

Maserati: its median asking price is $180,685, against $385,489 for Ferrari in our scan of Oct 1, 2026. The cheapest Maserati is a 2013 Maserati GranTurismo (MC) listed at $22,500 with 82,735 mi in Chicago, IL. The cheapest Ferrari is a 2009 Ferrari California listed at $78,995 with 41,346 mi in Tampa, FL.

Which holds its value better, a Maserati or a Ferrari?

We can't compare them yet: our market model doesn't have a clean three-year figure for Maserati. Ferrari's 4 models we can measure keep a median of about 91% after three years with the same trim and miles.

Are there more Maseratis or Ferraris for sale?

There are 71 Maseratis for sale across 2 models and 1,161 Ferraris across 39 models. That's from our latest scan of US dealer listings.

Which sells faster, a Maserati or a Ferrari?

Ferrari: a typical one leaves the market in about 63 days, against 95 days.

Where do these numbers come from?

Prices are live asking prices from US dealer listings in our latest scan, not sale prices. Value kept and days to sell come from our market model, which compares the same trims and miles across model years.