Ferrari values rocketed 13.3% in November, according to the HAGI F index, while the overall index for classic cars was up 5.4%.
The significant rise in Ferrari's market value was boosted by the sale of a 1960 Ferrari 250 LM, which realised $14.3m at Sotheby's and RM's Art of the Automobile sale - a new world record for the model.
 The auction of this Ferrari 250 LM in November set a new record for the model |
It comes hot on the heels of the all time record for the marque, set at $52m for a Ferrari 250 GTO at a private sale in October.
The index is close to its July-August peak, with Ferrari experiencing a 50.4% gain throughout 2013.
The HAGI P index (representing Porsche) experienced growth of 0.6% last month.
The marque is up 20.1% since January, a figure that is likely to increase significantly in 2014 with a number of major sales set to take place - including a series of competition models from the Harburg Collection and a large presence at RM Auctions' Arizona sale in January.
The HAGI MBC index (Mercedes Benz) was down 4.7% following gains of 8.9% in October.
HAGI's overall classic car index is up 36.0% in 2013 - double the long term annual averages forecast. This exceptional growth can largely be attributed to the major Ferrari sales this year.
HAGI states that it views the current growth rates with caution, and urges investors to seek "experienced and independent advice" before entering the market.
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