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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.
This 2015 Ferrari California T represents a significant leap for the brand with its 552-horsepower twin-turbo V8. Finished in Grigio Abu Dhabi over tan Daytona seats, this 11,000-mile example features carbon-ceramic brakes and a retractable hardtop for the ultimate grand touring experience.
This 2022 Ferrari F8 Spider features a rare Extra Range Blu Elettrico finish and over $122k in factory options. With only 4,500 miles and a 710-horsepower twin-turbo V8, it represents the pinnacle of modern mid-engine performance. A one-owner masterpiece now available in Texas.
The Scuderia 89 Ferrari Collection offers a rare look at the evolution of paddle-shift technology. Featuring two Formula 1 pioneers and three legendary road cars, this five-car group is valued at over £20 million. It charts Ferrari’s journey from prototype racing to supercar mastery.
The 1986 Ferrari Testarossa remains the ultimate poster car, blending dramatic Pininfarina styling with a legendary 4.9L flat-12 engine. This Rosso Corsa example features a gated five-speed manual and tan leather, representing the pinnacle of Italian design at Houston 2026.
The TALOS XXT represents the pinnacle of British coachbuilding, offering a 674 BHP race-inspired experience limited to just five units. With bespoke options like the ‘Full Carbon’ body and ‘Verde Jewel’ finish, each vehicle is a unique masterpiece tailored to its owner.
The 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 by Scaglietti is a preserved masterpiece, finished in Rosso Rubino with rare corduroy seat inserts. Featuring a low-mileage 3.3L four-cam V12 and Ferrari Classiche certification, this unrestored icon represents the absolute peak of front-engine grand touring.
The 2023 Ferrari SF90 Stradale Assetto Fiorano is a 986-horsepower masterpiece of hybrid engineering. This Rosso Corsa example features titanium exhaust and Multimatic shocks, offering an unmatched driving experience for those who demand ultimate track performance and style.
The 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Berlinetta stands as a peak of front-engine V-12 design, certified by Ferrari Classiche and finished in rare Blu Dino. With its original engine and bodywork, this Scaglietti-built icon offers a direct link to the golden age of Italian grand touring.