1950 Ferrari 365 - $11,500.00
If this one’s truly a 1950 Ferrari 365, it’s either the deal of the century or a spectacular typo. But hey, let’s dream. The 365 name carries vintage elegance, hand-built mystique, and the unmistakable aura of racing royalty. Imagine driving history itself - just, you know, very carefully.
2023 Ferrari Portofino - $20,953.00
Ferrari’s grand-touring sunseeker, the Portofino, is the kind of car that makes even dull commutes feel like Italian holidays. Its folding hardtop hides mischief beneath refinement, and that turbo V8 purrs with polished menace. Perfect for those who like their power served with a side of Amalfi coast breeze.
2012 Ferrari FF Coupe - $114,999.00
The Ferrari FF: the brand’s audacious answer to “what if a supercar could handle snow?” With four seats, four-wheel drive, and a V12 that thunders like an opera finale, it’s a car for drivers who want practicality without surrender.
2019 Ferrari Portofino - $20,953.00
Think of the 2019 Portofino as a grand-tourer with a PhD in flirting. Sleeker and sassier than its California predecessor, it delivers just enough civility to mask the wild pulse underneath. Drop the top, cue the soundtrack, and prepare to make everyone else’s commute look tragic.
2022 Ferrari 296 GTB - $20,953.00
A plug-in hybrid Ferrari might sound like blasphemy, but the 296 GTB laughs in the face of purists. Its twin-turbo V6 and electric assist produce fireworks with conscience. It’s future-facing, ferocious, and faster than you can whisper “efficiency.” This kind of green still makes tires smoke!
2018 Ferrari 812 Superfast - $328,888.00
Superfast isn’t just marketing - it’s prophecy. The 812’s naturally aspirated V12 is pure symphony, revving to stratospheric heights while your soul clings on for dear life. Sleek, savage, and subtle as a red meteor, it’s Ferrari’s love letter to excess. Blink and it’s gone.
1975 Ferrari 308GT4 Dino - $52,900.00
The 308 GT4 Dino is the rebel child of the Ferrari family: wedgy, angular, and utterly charming. Designed by Bertone rather than Pininfarina, it caused scandal at birth but aged into cult cool. Its V8 sings vintage notes of mischief, like espresso with just a touch of chaos.
2008 Ferrari 599 Coupe F1 - $189,979.00
The 599 is the gentleman bruiser of modern Ferraris - V12 brawn dressed in tailored lines. The F1 gearbox snaps like a camera shutter, and every drive feels like a red-carpet moment. It’s the kind of machine that reminds you: luxury and lunacy can absolutely be soulmates.
2024 Ferrari 296 GTS - $20,953.00
Drop the top on the 296 GTS and you’re basically bottling lightning. Hybrid power meets open-air exhilaration, marrying tomorrow’s tech with yesterday’s glamor. Ferrari somehow made sustainable speed feel sinful again. It’s less a convertible, more a sensory overload in rosso corsa.
2024 Ferrari SF90 Spider - $20,953.00
The SF90 Spider is Ferrari’s hypercar in a tuxedo. It’s a plug-in hybrid, yes, but it punches like a thunderclap. 986 horsepower, drop-top drama, and the kind of speed that rewires your concept of distance, this is a spaceship with leather seats that proves the future still wears red.
2025 Ferrari Roma - $20,953.00
The Roma is Ferrari’s idea of restraint… if restraint wore a perfectly tailored suit and had a wicked smirk. With sculpted lines and a twin-turbo V8 that whispers “ciao, trouble,” it’s all about effortless speed and sophisticated sin.
1990 Ferrari 348 - $79,900.00
The 348 is the middle-child Ferrari that’s finally getting its due. That wedge shape screams late ’80s excess, and the gated shifter clicks like mechanical poetry. It’s analog driving in its purest form; a rolling reminder that you don’t need Wi-Fi to feel alive.
1985 Ferrari GTS Quattro - $84,999.00
Pop-up headlights? Check. Magnum P.I. fantasies? Double check. The GTS Quattro is the epitome of vintage Ferrari cool, the car that turned parking lots into catwalks. It’s all about raw charm, crisp edges, and that unmistakable carbureted growl that makes hearts flutter and wallets panic.
2004 Ferrari 360 Spider Power Daytona - $95,777.00
A 360 Spider with Power Daytona flair? That’s the kind of car that makes you want to find excuses to drive slowly, just so everyone gets a good look. With its high-revving V8 and open-top soundtrack, it’s Ferrari’s version of karaoke night: loud, joyful, and utterly addictive.
2000 Ferrari 456 M GTA Coupe - $59,990.00
The 456 M GTA is the thinking person’s Ferrari - a V12-powered grand tourer for those who prefer silk to sequins. It’s quiet confidence on four wheels, equal parts elegance and muscle. It’s perfect for slipping through traffic unnoticed (until the exhaust note gives you away).
2005 Ferrari 430 - $148,995.00
The 430 is a legend in transition, bridging old-school passion with modern precision. Its howl is intoxicating, its handling razor-sharp, and its design timelessly aggressive. One minute you’re cruising, the next, you’re chasing the horizon with your heart in your throat.
2018 Ferrari 488 - $264,990.00
With its twin-turbo V8, spaceship aerodynamics, and the poise of a ballet dancer in red heels, the 488 is what happens when science and speed fall in love. It’s not just fast; it’s orchestrated velocity, every shift a heartbeat. If perfection had pistons, this would be it.
2018 Ferrari GTC4Lusso T - $147,996.00
Part supercar, part space shuttle for four, the GTC4Lusso T laughs at the idea that Ferraris can’t do “family.” Twin-turbo grunt, rear-wheel drive mischief, and a cabin stitched in temptation... it’s the “responsible adult” Ferrari (if your idea of responsibility includes 600 horsepower).
2007 Ferrari 430 Berlinetta - $40,100.00
This Berlinetta is the scrapper’s supercar - old enough to feel classic, young enough to still bite. Every line is pure kinetic intent, every drive a masterclass in mechanical honesty. Forget touchscreens; this thing communicates in revs and grins. It’s a handshake between you and chaos.
2017 Ferrari California T - $195,000.00
The California T is a reformed party animal - more refined now, but still the life of any gathering. Its twin-turbo V8 hums smooth as jazz, its roof folds with flair, and the whole thing feels like a postcard from paradise. One press of the throttle, and suddenly it’s summer again.
1995 Ferrari 456 GT Coupe - $89,995.00
The 456 GT is an old-school charmer that whispers rather than shouts. A front-mounted V12 that purrs like a lounge singer, wrapped in understated elegance. It’s the kind of Ferrari you wear, not drive - long, low, and effortlessly debonair. Grand touring never looked so suavely dangerous.
2002 Ferrari 575 - $124,500.00
The 575 is the big-league upgrade; a rocket in tailored red. It takes the 550’s classic form and adds power, refinement, and a little menace. It’s the kind of car that doesn’t just turn heads - it recalibrates necks with its grace, grunt, and glorious noise, all in one scarlet package.
2004 Ferrari Modena 360 - $83,998.00
The 360 Modena is pure theater. Every curve feels sculpted by passion, every downshift a declaration of intent. It’s the bridge between vintage charm and modern madness, the car that taught a generation that beauty and brutality can, in fact, share a garage.
2022 Ferrari Roma (1 of 1 Mansory Edition, Bespoke Interior) - $299,800.00
This Roma didn’t come to whisper - it came to strut. A one-of-one Mansory creation, it’s part supercar, part art installation. With bespoke everything and styling bold enough to make marble blush, it’s less automobile and more statement piece.
2019 Ferrari GTC4 Lusso T - $169,998.00
The GTC4 Lusso T is Ferrari’s answer to practicality, but it still refuses to behave! A twin-turbo V8 tucked under an elegant shooting-brake silhouette means groceries can, technically, be acquired at warp speed. Family car? Only if your family lives on the Nürburgring.
2010 Ferrari California - $89,900.00
The first-generation California was Ferrari’s big smile: bright, breezy, and surprisingly civilized. Hardtop down, V8 singing, you realize this isn’t a wild stallion so much as a well-trained one. It’s a Ferrari for romantics: soft enough for sunsets, sharp enough for sin.
1994 Ferrari 348 Spider - $69,990.00
Few cars capture ’90s cool like the 348 Spider; all strakes, swagger, and no apologies. The gated manual is mechanical art, the soundtrack pure nostalgia. It’s a car that says, “I might need maintenance, but you’ll love every minute of it.” A red flash of old-school rebellion.
2002 Ferrari 360 Spider - $65,995.00
The 360 Spider is joy personified - every drive an event, every corner a confession. With the roof down and that V8 howling behind your ears, it’s impossible not to grin. Elegant, emotional, and eternally young, it’s a rolling invitation to misbehave… stylishly!
2000 Ferrari 550 - $168,900.00
The 550 is a purist’s fantasy: front-engine, manual gearbox, V12 thunder. It’s Ferrari at its most traditional, before the screens and sensors took over, the kind of car that rewards finesse over flash. It’s a grand tourer that makes you feel like the last true driver alive.
2014 Ferrari California Convertible - $105,980.00
By 2014, the California had found its groove with more muscle, more polish, and all the charm of a sunset on the Riviera. Top down, exhaust crackling, it’s half romance, half riot. This car doesn’t need to prove it’s a Ferrari; it just smiles knowingly and speeds off.
2010 Ferrari 458 Italia - $209,990.00
The 458 Italia isn’t just a car; it’s a love letter to velocity. Every contour feels sculpted by wind, every rev a call to arms. It marked Ferrari’s leap into the modern age - screaming, balanced, flawless. It’s the kind of machine that makes even traffic lights feel exciting.
2012 Ferrari 458 (Stage 2 Tune) - $179,995.00
A tuned 458? That’s like giving caffeine to lightning. The Stage 2 tweaks sharpen an already razor-edged marvel, turning elegance into aggression. Every throttle press is a dare, every gear change a fireworks display. It’s not just fast; it’s feral, and it loves you for fearing it.
2024 Ferrari SF90 Spider Ultra Spec - $739,000.00
This baby’s a controlled detonation! The SF90 Spider in Ultra Spec trim looks ready to warp reality, with near-four-digit horsepower and styling that could slice through time. Hybrid tech meets unholy power; it’s a Ferrari so advanced it practically winks at physics.
2007 Ferrari 599 - $169,995.00
The 599 is the muscle car that went to finishing school. With a front-mounted V12 that roars like thunder in a tuxedo, it’s one of Ferrari’s most intoxicating blends of civility and savagery. Long-legged, loud, and heartbreakingly beautiful… it doesn’t need to scream to be heard.
1986 Ferrari Testarossa - $118,100.00
The Testarossa is pure 1980s excess bottled in scarlet. Side strakes for days, a flat-twelve that howls like a synth solo - this is the poster car that made bedrooms into shrines. Outrageous, overbuilt, and gloriously impractical, it’s the Ferrari that defined an era and never apologized.
1986 Ferrari Mondial 3.2 Cabriolet - $79,995.00
The Mondial Cabriolet is the charming misfit of the Ferrari family. Four seats, mid-engine layout, and a name that suggests world domination, it’s more about cruising boulevards than crushing lap times. But that’s its secret power: it lets you enjoy the drama without breaking a sweat.
2015 Ferrari 458 Speciale - $599,953.00
“Speciale” isn’t marketing fluff - it’s a promise. The 458 Speciale is the distilled essence of Ferrari fury: lighter, louder, sharper. It’s the car that growls, “who needs turbos?” before obliterating them anyway. Track-bred yet street-legal, it’s art with claws.
1984 Ferrari 308 GTSi - $75,920.00
The 308 GTSi is a rolling postcard from the golden age: curvy, carefree, and impossibly cinematic. You don’t drive it fast; you pose quickly. That gated shifter clacks like applause every time you change gear.
1988 Ferrari Mondial Cabriolet - $69,900.00
By the late ’80s, the Mondial had matured into something quietly confident. The Cabriolet version added open-air glamour to practicality, making it the Ferrari you could almost daily drive. It’s not the loudest stallion, but it’s got an easy charm that whispers vintage romance.
2003 Ferrari 575 Maranello - $119,900.00
The 575 Maranello is grand touring perfection, a velvet hammer with a V12 heartbeat. It’s the kind of car that devours continents, not corners. Sophisticated yet sinful, it feels like traveling inside a bottle of Barolo - smooth, intoxicating, and very Italian.
2005 Ferrari 430 Berlinetta - $132,900.00
The sweet spot of Ferrari evolution, the 430 Berlinetta is digital precision meets analog soul. Its V8 wails like an aria, the handling telegraphs every secret of the road. It’s refined chaos wrapped in red silk; a car that doesn’t just move, it performs!
2007 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti - $89,995.00
The 612 Scaglietti is a grand tourer for the stealth-wealth crowd. With four seats, sculpted aluminum and a V12 that hums like thunder in a museum, it’s long, elegant, and utterly misunderstood - the kind of Ferrari that doesn’t have to scream.
1983 Ferrari 400i - $69,900.00
Ah, the 400i - the Ferrari that dared to wear a tie. It’s more boardroom than racetrack, but don’t be fooled: beneath the squared-off styling beats a proper twelve-cylinder heart. It’s the automotive equivalent of a power ballad; smooth, nostalgic, and slightly over the top.
1983 Ferrari 308 GTSi Quattrovalvole - $129,900.00
The Quattrovalvole took the 308’s charm and gave it teeth. Four valves per cylinder meant sharper breath and louder opinions. It’s got that poster-car allure - all gloss and glory - but it rewards real driving. It’s a car that teaches you how beauty means nothing without bite.
1998 Ferrari 550 Maranello - $125,000.00
With a manual gearbox, V12 thunder, and proportions that feel almost too perfect to be real, the 550 Maranello is pure, front-engine romance. It’s a throwback to the days when driving meant connection, before buttons, modes… and mercy.
1999 Ferrari 355 F1 GTS - $127,996.00
The 355 F1 GTS is a ballet of valves and velocity, all drama and delicacy. The F1 transmission feels wonderfully mechanical, the styling heartbreakingly elegant. It’s the bridge between eras, where Ferrari learned to whisper before it roared again; top off, heart on sleeve.
2005 Ferrari Superamerica - $339,900.00
The Superamerica doesn’t just have a roof - it has a show. That electrochromic glass top flips backward in a flourish of engineering excess. Underneath, a V12 hums with aristocratic fury. It’s rare, it’s theatrical, and it knows it. It’s a diva on wheels, and unapologetically fabulous.
2020 Ferrari 488 Pista Spider - $899,980.00
Ferrari’s idea of “extreme leisure,” the 488 Pista Spider is a track monster in designer sunglasses. Every carbon-fiber panel, every shriek of turbo power feels choreographed for chaos. Roof down, road open, world gone blurry: it’s the purest form of automotive adrenaline therapy.
1997 Ferrari F355 Spider - $112,990.00
The F355 Spider is a timeless temptation, that perfect balance between aggression and elegance. Fire it up, and the exhaust sings like a choir of angels on espresso. It’s the last of the truly sensual Ferraris, before digital took the wheel.
1989 Ferrari 328 GTB - $299,995.00
The 328 GTB is where Ferrari design hit perfection. Compact, confident, and endlessly photogenic, it’s a car that looks like it was born famous. Every click of the shifter, every flick of the throttle, feels like performance art. It’s a sculpture that just happens to go very, very fast.
