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The 1995 Ferrari F50 is a definitive analog hypercar, utilizing a Formula 1-derived V-12 and a carbon fiber tub. This 60th of 349 examples features low mileage and a recent six-figure service, standing as a cornerstone of the “Big Six” collection heading to Phoenix.
2003 Ferrari Enzo market spotlight covering pricing, specs, rarity, and a low-mile US example. This Phoenix-based car shows just 746 miles and careful long-term ownership.
This single-owner 2019 Ferrari 488 Pista Spider shows less than 850 miles and features a rare Atelier specification. Finished in Rosso Corsa with Blu Scozia racing livery and matte blue carbon fiber, it remains a collector-grade example recently serviced by H.R. Owen Ferrari.
The Gooding Christie’s 2025 auction results show a historic 234 million dollar total. This performance represents a 14 percent increase in annual revenue. With a 96 percent sell-through rate, the house has solidified its position as a global leader in the collector car market.
This 2012 Ferrari FF pairs a 6.3-liter V12 with all-wheel drive, finished in Blu Swaters and showing 34,000 miles. Delivered new in Virginia, it blends grand touring comfort with Ferrari performance and extensive factory equipment.
A rare 1997 Ferrari F50 Rosso Corsa, number 282 of 349, with four documented owners and 24,008 miles. Its naturally aspirated V-12 engine, derived from Formula 1 technology, produces 513 horsepower. This celebrated supercar provides an unfiltered, analogue driving machine with comprehensive history.
2023 Ferrari Portofino M finished in Blu Tour de France with a twin-turbo V8, retractable hardtop, and 1,800 miles offered at no reserve. This example pairs modern Ferrari performance with everyday usability.
Gooding Christie’s headlines its Rétromobile Paris Auction with a rare early-production 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta featuring rich history. The car’s competition pedigree, matching-numbers components, and restored livery make it a standout entry.
The Bachman Ferrari Collection heads to Mecum Kissimmee 2026 at no reserve, offering 46 rare Ferraris and two Alfa Romeos. This landmark auction brings pristine, low-mileage icons together under one roof for an exceptional January event.
This 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Coupe is one of just 330 built, featuring the rare factory six-carb, double-overhead camshaft V12 engine. The car was the subject of a nut-and-bolt restoration, earning a coveted Platinum Award at Cavallino Classic.