United States market
Ferrari prices, tracked live.
59 Ferrari models in the index, 30 with verified United States pricing from confirmed auction sales. Fastest mover right now: Ferrari 360 at +42.0% year-on-year.
59
Models tracked
1,212
Verified auction sales
737
United States sales
50
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Popular Ferrari models
275 GTB
1964–1968 · 9 auction sales
US$1,320,000 – US$6,050,000 recently
US$2,860,000
296 GTB
2021–present · 10 auction sales
US$273,000 – US$451,000 recently
US$316,000
308 GTB
1975–1985 · 42 auction sales
US$35,750 – US$330,000 recently
US$114,000
328 GTB
1985–1989 · 35 auction sales
US$48,000 – US$577,500 recently
US$106,000+13.4%
HOLDAppreciating
348
1989–1995 · 13 auction sales
US$75,900 – US$660,000 recently
US$88,601
360 Modena
1999–2005 · 55 auction sales
US$66,000 – US$385,000 recently
US$110,930+42.0%
HOLDAppreciating
360 Spider
2000–2005 · 11 auction sales
US$32,000 – US$325,000 recently
US$122,000
365 GTB/4 Daytona
1968–1973 · 11 auction sales
US$473,000 – US$2,530,000 recently
US$1,001,000
400i
1979–1985 · 6 auction sales
US$41,000 – US$104,500 recently
US$62,000
412
1985–1989 · 3 auction sales
US$110,000 – US$145,000 recently
US$115,000
458 Italia
2009–2015 · 41 auction sales
US$153,000 – US$1,430,000 recently
US$258,500+22.1%
HOLDAppreciating
488 GTB
2015–2019 · 33 auction sales
US$129,999 – US$475,000 recently
US$297,000
512 BB
1976–1981 · 15 auction sales
US$236,500 – US$891,000 recently
US$440,000+15.9%
HOLDAppreciating
550 Maranello
1996–2001 · 33 auction sales
US$135,000 – US$1,265,000 recently
US$192,500
575M Maranello
2002–2006 · 22 auction sales
US$22,000 – US$1,292,500 recently
US$462,500
599 GTB
2006–2012 · 28 auction sales
US$129,250 – US$4,950,000 recently
US$309,750
812 GTS
2019–present · 20 auction sales
US$381,000 – US$1,650,000 recently
US$752,000
Dino 246
1969–1974 · 7 auction sales
US$32,000 – US$459,200 recently
US$349,000
Enzo
2002–2004 · 6 auction sales
US$10,230,000 – US$17,875,000 recently
US$11,110,000
F12 Berlinetta
2012–2017 · 11 auction sales
US$236,500 – US$3,657,500 recently
US$283,000
F355
1994–1999 · 37 auction sales
US$105,000 – US$541,000 recently
US$160,178
F40
1987–1992 · 7 auction sales
US$5,170,000 – US$6,600,000 recently
US$5,830,000
F430
2004–2009 · 74 auction sales
US$108,777 – US$1,980,000 recently
US$169,500+40.1%
HOLDAppreciating
F50
1995–1997 · 3 auction sales
US$9,790,000 – US$14,575,000 recently
US$5,800,000+11.4%
HOLDAppreciating
FF
2011–2016 · 10 auction sales
US$90,500 – US$185,000 recently
US$134,000
LaFerrari
2013–2018 · 9 auction sales
US$3,850,000 – US$8,580,000 recently
US$3,850,000+6.8%
HOLDStable
Mondial
1980–1993 · 5 auction sales
US$35,200 – US$68,000 recently
US$65,000
Roma
2020–present · 8 auction sales
US$188,500 – US$253,000 recently
US$206,250
SF90 Stradale
2019–present · 14 auction sales
US$391,000 – US$715,000 recently
US$610,500
Testarossa
1984–1991 · 50 auction sales
US$118,250 – US$715,000 recently
US$194,000
Awaiting first verified United States sale
- 250 GT
- 250 GT California Spider
- 250 GT SWB
- 250 GTO
- 250 LM
- 288 GTO
- 308 GT4
- 330 GT 2+2
- 360 Challenge Stradale
- 365 GT 2+2
- 365 GT4 BB
- 365 GTC
- 365 GTC/4
- 456
- 456M GT
- 458 Speciale
- 488 Pista
- 612 Scaglietti
- 812 Competizione
- 812 Superfast
- Daytona SP3
- F430 Scuderia
- F8 Tributo
- GTC4Lusso
- LaFerrari Aperta
- Mondial t
- Monza SP1/SP2
- Portofino
- Purosangue
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Common questions
What is the most valuable Ferrari model right now?
Of the models we track in the United States, the Ferrari Enzo carries the highest verified median at US$11,110,000.
What is the cheapest way into Ferrari ownership?
The most affordable Ferrari we track in the United States is the 400i, with a verified median of US$62,000.
How are these Ferrari values calculated?
Every figure comes from verified auction results — 1,212 Ferrari sales tracked across the UK, US and Australia — never asking prices. Medians use a 365-day window with a minimum sample size.
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Indicative only — not investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future value.