Nissan Leaf > Ferrari Luce

Ferrari what has gone wrong… Ferrari are having their Jaguar moment here with the new Ferrari Luce. It is a real shame to see this from the brand that has built so many great cars. They have produced a car that looks identical to an electric budget Nissan.

This only adds value to older modern classic Ferraris such as the 458 Speciale, 430 Scuderia, and F12 TDF. To find out more about investment cars set to grow in price download your Free investment cars guide for 2026 👉 https://autofolio.info/pages/free-investment-car-guide-2026

*both the Leaf and the Luce are not investment cars and will lose you lots of money don’t buy either.

 

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