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Report published September 3, 2026

Ferrari Residual Value Tracker: Global Index Turns Positive for the First Time Since Jan-25

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Report date
September 3, 2026
Analysis as of
August 31, 2026

Authors / editors: Christian Frenes, Robert Triulzi, Monika Mengting Liu, CFA, Shivam Kotecha

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The GS Ferrari Residual Value Index turned positive (+2.25%) in August 2026 for the first time since tracking began in January 2025, surging +5.8% month-over-month. Strong US collector demand for legacy non-hybrid V8/V12 models continues to drive residual value outperformance relative to peers, reinforcing Goldman Sachs' Buy rating (€407/$472 PT).

Key Takeaways

  • 1.The GS Ferrari Residual Value Index turned positive (+2.25%) in August 2026 for the first time since systematic tracking began in January 2025, rising +5.8% month-over-month and +13.8% year-over-year.
  • 2.The recovery is heavily driven by exceptional US collector demand for legacy non-hybrid V8 and V12 models, which list at a 36% and 30% premium respectively over the rest of the world.
  • 3.The powertrain divergence continues to widen across luxury brands: Ferrari non-hybrids have risen +16.4% since Jan-2025 while hybrids have dropped -13.1%, with hybrid weakness also prevalent among peers such as Bentley and McLaren.

Table of Contents

  • Global Index turns positive for the first time since Jan-25; US market outperforms led by exceptional pre-hybrid V8/V12 performance
  • Strong US legacy V8/V12 demand drives US and overall index recovery, while the hybrid gap widens further
  • Luxury Competitor Benchmarking: Ferrari outperforms luxury peers on residual value pricing while hybrid weakness not unique to Ferrari
  • Thesis, Estimates, Valuation & Key risks
  • Appendix: Luxury RV Tracker methodology
  • Disclosure Appendix

Report data

Exhibit 1: Recent months have seen a strong recovery in residual values since we started tracking in Jan-25... — as of August 31, 2026.

MetricEstimateContext
GS Ferrari Residual Value Index level102.25 index_pointsMarks the global index turning positive (+2.25% vs Jan-25 base) for the first time.
US Residual List Price Change10.0%US clearly outperforming driven by strong mix and increasing underlying list prices.
Ferrari Non-Hybrid RV Performance Since Inception16.4%Divergence vs hybrid models which fell -13.1% over the same timeframe.
Ferrari Cross-Brand Residual Value Index114.3 index_pointsIndexed to Apr-26=100; leads peers Lamborghini (108.7), Rolls-Royce (104.6), Bentley (103.2), Aston Martin (102.2), and McLaren (96.1).
Ferrari 12-Month Target Price407.0 EURBased on a 35x P/E multiple on 2027/28E EPS of €11.64; US target is $472.
Source: Ferrari.com, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research; Company websites, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research; Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.

Reports in this series

Ferrari Residual Value Tracker is shown in chronological order through this edition, published on September 3, 2026.

  1. Jun 23FERRARI RESIDUAL VALUE TRACKER May shows sequential stabilisation despite US weakness, Germany leads regional gains, and widening powertrain gap

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Authors / Editors

Christian FrenesRobert TriulziMonika Mengting Liu, CFAShivam Kotecha

Reported Data Context

  • GS Ferrari Residual Value Index level: 102.25 index_points (2026-08) · Source: Ferrari.com, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
  • US Residual List Price Change: 10.0 % (2026-08) · Source: Ferrari.com, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
  • Ferrari Non-Hybrid RV Performance Since Inception: 16.4 % (2025-01 to 2026-08) · Source: Ferrari.com, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
  • Ferrari Cross-Brand Residual Value Index: 114.3 index_points (2026-08) · Source: Company websites, Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
  • Ferrari 12-Month Target Price: 407.0 EUR (12-month forward) · Source: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research

Securities

RACEAston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings

Themes

Luxury Automotive Residual ValuesICE vs. Hybrid Powertrain DivergenceCollector Car Arbitrage and Scarcity

Regions

GlobalNorth AmericaEuropeUnited StatesItalyGermany