San Francisco Sports Cars
4 cars listed now · Ferrari, Porsche · find website ↗
Asks run 9% under market and cars do not sit (median 5 days listed). Expect little off, and expect competition.
Nothing unusual in how they price.
Asks are -9% against market and 0% of cars have been cut.
- Prices look believableDealer trust scoreStarts at 1.00 and loses points for habits that make an asking price harder to believe: relisting the same car, asking well above market with no cuts, cars sitting 90+ days, wild price swings. Lower means worth questioning, not a verdict.Score for this dealer: 1.00 of 1.00Full definition
- Some dataData depth (confidence)How much we have seen of this dealer: more cars and more weeks tracked give a firmer read. Thin data means the call is a hint, not a pattern.Confidence for this dealer: 0.69 of 1.00Full definition
Summary (for citing)
As of 2026-10-20, San Francisco Sports Cars has 4 cars listed across 4 tracked models on NextComp, median asking price $142,995. Its asks run -8.6% versus the market median for the same trims. Behavior archetype: Standard (Mainstream pricing and movement). 0% sell-through with 0 listings delisted in the last 90 days.
Their cars right now (4)
Longest-listed first, because those are the cars with the most room. Each price is set against the median ask for the same model.
911 GT3 Coupe (992.2, wing) $328,995 3% under market 
Ferrari FF $142,995 17% under market 
911 Turbo Tiptronic (997.1, 2007–2009) $99,995 2% over market Price cuts and cars that left
Each bar is one car's time on this dealer's lot, from first seen to today, or to the day it left. The note shows how far the price moved. 1 car was taken down and listed again.
No price cuts or departures seen yet.
Model by model: their ask against the market
| Model | Cars | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Ferrari FF | 2 | -16.8% |
| 911 Turbo Tiptronic (997.1, 2007–2009) | 1 | +2.0% |
| 911 GT3 Coupe (992.2, wing) | 1 | -2.6% |
All the numbers
Trust score 1.00 and data depth 0.69, both out of 1.00. Counts here are the dealer's own totals and can run higher than the car count above when one car matches two model groups.
Color mix
Their cars by color family. Mostly black, white and silver means generic specs; paint-to-sample and other rare colors point to a collector stock.
| Color family | Cars | Share | Top specifics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gray | 4 | 67% | |
| Black | 1 | 17% | |
| Blue | 1 | 17% |