Ferrari 430

Live market prices, listings, and how many are still on the road.

Ferrari 430 — market at a glance Median asking £77,492

Recorded auction results and live UK asking prices for this model are below, along with how many are still on the road. Our own sold-price comparables are still building.

Still on UK roads

Licensed in Great Britain 42 as of 2026 Q1

Declared off-road (SORN) 72 stored, restored or resting

Peak on the road 108 in 2009 — 61% gone since

Vehicle counts contain public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 — DfT/DVLA vehicle licensing statistics (table VEH0120, Great Britain), grouped by generic model. Counts cover all body types and fuels registered under this model name.

MOT pass rate & common faults

MOT pass rate 98.6% of 73 tests, 2024

Typical MOT mileage 15,000 median recorded, miles

Most common failure areas — share of failed tests citing each area (a car can fail on more than one), from 1 sampled fails:

Suspension	100.0%
Noise, Emissions and Leaks	100.0%

MOT figures contain public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 — DVSA anonymised MOT tests and results (Great Britain), class 4 (cars & light vehicles), 2024. Pass rate is measured across first (initial) MOT tests only; a pass counts a certificate issued outright or after minor repair at the station. Grouped by generic model.

Live UK market — what they’re listed at

Median asking £77,492 midpoint of live UK listings

Listings live 6 range £28,000–£119,995

Typical time listed 36d median, since tracking began

Listing type 100% classified · 0% auction

What’s for sale by price — how the live UK listings split by asking price:

Price band	Listings	Share
£20k–£35k	1	17%
£50k–£75k	2	33%
£75k–£100k	2	33%
£100k–£150k	1	17%

Asking figures are live, de-duplicated statistics from the eBay UK and dealer listings we currently track for this model — the same cars shown in “for sale now”. Asking prices are not sold prices.

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