Ferrari

This 2013 Ferrari FF stands out in rare Rubino Micalizzato over a tan diamond-stitched interior. With a 651 hp V12 and a sophisticated all-wheel-drive system, this 33,000-mile shooting brake offers the perfect blend of exotic performance and grand touring practicality.

This 1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4 is the second to last example built, featuring Blu Ribot paint and a Beige leather interior. Ferrari Classiche certified in 2019, it retains its matching numbers and original colors. Explore this meticulously documented V-12 icon located in Burgerveen.

This Euro 1993 Ferrari 512 TR features a 4.9L flat-12 and a gated manual transaxle. Recently serviced with new timing belts, it shines in Rosso Corsa over Nero leather. Discover this meticulously maintained 17k-mile Swiss-delivery icon now available in New York.

This 1999 Ferrari F355 Spider is a meticulously maintained Rosso Corsa icon benefiting from a massive $106,000 engine-out service. Featuring the F1 gearbox, new leather upholstery, and a Challenge-style grille, this 42k-mile masterpiece represents the peak of analog Ferrari performance.

The 2008 Ferrari F430 GT3 Scuderia Evo by Kessel Racing is a rare homologated masterpiece with extensive European endurance pedigree. One of only 25 cars upgraded to Scuderia Evo trim, this Classiche-certified racer delivers 550 HP and is eligible for elite historic GT3 series.

The Ferrari 458 Speciale remains one of Maranello’s most focused road cars, blending a high-revving V-8 with advanced aerodynamics and rare driver engagement. This example highlights careful ownership, low mileage, and lasting collector relevance.

This 2011 Ferrari 599 GTO is a rare Corsa Red example powered by a 661 HP V-12. As 1 of only 599 produced, it features an F1-Superfast transmission, carbon ceramic brakes, and Nero leather Recaro seats, representing the absolute peak of front-engine Ferrari performance for Glendale 2026.

The 1960 Ferrari 250 GT Coupé Series II chassis 1743 GT is a rare Pinin Farina masterpiece with a competition-spec engine. Featuring SWB-style high-lift cams and a rally-inspired spotlight, this matching-numbers icon represents the ultimate fusion of grand touring and racing pedigree.

The 1976 Ferrari 512 BB marks a significant chapter in Italian supercar history as the third production example ever built. Finished in its original Argento Metallizzato, this exceptionally documented Berlinetta Boxer recently received a €35,000 mechanical overhaul.

The 2014 Ferrari FF redefined the grand tourer with its unique shooting brake design and 651 HP V12. This Nero Daytona example features over $22k in options and a recently overhauled transaxle, offering a rare blend of four-seat practicality and mid-engine performance levels.