Ferrari F8 Tributo listed about $69,000 under fair value in November 2026

A red 2021 Ferrari F8 Tributo with 10,400 miles in Scottsdale, Arizona, is one of the best deals among the used luxury cars we track in November 2026. It asks $387,899, about $69,000 under fair value, in listings we tracked through Nov. 1.

It has been listed 85 days, long enough that a buyer has room to ask for less. Across all brands, 1,919 of the 7,744 cars we checked are rated great or good deals, and 1,227 cars came onto the market in the last 14 days.

BMW supplies 927 of those deals, the most of the ten brands in our table, out of 4,645 cars for sale. Porsche has 3,633 cars for sale and 110 deals.

Used exotics carry the biggest dollar gaps

A white 2021 Lamborghini Huracan EVO in Merrillville, Indiana, has been listed only three days. It has 13,082 miles and green interior, and it asks $249,995, about $39,000 under fair value.

The purple 2014 McLaren MP4-12C in Omaha, Nebraska, is the only purple one for sale. Its seller cut the asking price 8.7% on Nov. 1, and it now asks $83,500, about $32,000 under fair value.

Also cut on Nov. 1: a gray 2025 Aston Martin DB12 V8 in Bloomington, Minnesota, with 1,286 miles. It asks $222,349, about $28,000 under fair value.

Dodge and Nissan have deals in small fleets

Dodge has 75 great or good deals among its 238 cars for sale. Nissan has 53 among 201.

The Nissan on our list is a red 2019 GT-R R35 Gen II Premium with 63,400 miles in Birmingham, Alabama, about $31,000 under fair value. The Dodge is a red 1998 Viper GTS with 51,000 miles in Addison, Illinois, about $23,000 under.

Two SUVs have waited months for buyers

The black 2024 Bentley Bentayga Azure V8 in Norwood, Massachusetts, has been listed 123 days. It has 6,225 miles and sits about $34,000 under fair value.

A white 2023 Porsche Cayenne Turbo with 18,500 miles in Linden, New Jersey, has been listed 207 days and sits about $29,000 under. At that length, it is worth asking for a lower price and asking to see the service records.

Steep cuts on cars still rated great deals

A brown 2018 BMW 7 Series 740i in Houston asks $17,250 after two cuts, down 46.3% from the first price we recorded. It is one of the biggest asking price cuts of the last 30 days on a car still rated a great deal.

A white 2015 Range Rover Autobiography in Brooklyn, New York, is down 36.4% after two cuts. A black 2006 Aston Martin DB9 Volante in Los Angeles is down 30.9% after four.

The BMW has 87,225 miles and the Range Rover 94,331, so a low price still deserves an inspection before you commit. Filter the full list of great and good deals by miles and days listed to find cars with cleaner numbers.