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Ferrari Luxurys
Compare and contrast price, expert ratings, consumer ratings, and fuel efficiency across 104 different Ferrari Luxurys from 2027 to 2001. Filter by vehicle condition, type, size, MPG, features, and more. Find a Ferrari model you like and shop Ferrari Luxurys near you.
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Hatchback
$244,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
Consumer (N/A)
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
With four seats and a cargo hatch, the 2019 GTC4Lusso is the family-friendly Ferrari. At over $260,000 it costs more than some homes.
Coupe
$304,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
3.4
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Speed, style and race-derived technology make the 2019 Ferrari 488 GTB, 488 Spider and 488 Pista such iconic mid-engine-supercars.
Coupe
$443,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
With nearly 800 horsepower, the 812 Superfast is the most powerful Ferrari. And at over $360,000, it is among the priciest of sports cars.
Coupe
$711,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
17 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Speed, style and race-derived technology make the 2019 Ferrari 488 GTB, 488 Spider and 488 Pista such iconic mid-engine-supercars.
Hatchback
$166,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
Consumer (N/A)
17 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
With four seats, four wheels driving and four wheels steering, the 680-horsepower 2018 Ferrari GTC4Lusso is in a class all by itself.
Coupe
$277,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
3.4
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Speed, style and race-derived tech make the 2018 Ferrari 488 GTB and 488 Spider high expressions of iconic mid-engine-supercar design.
Convertible
$354,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Speed, style and race-derived tech make the 2018 Ferrari 488 GTB and 488 Spider high expressions of iconic mid-engine-supercar design.
Coupe
$425,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2018 Ferrari 812 Superfast is the most powerful and expensive production car ever to come out of Maranello, and it’s worth every penny.
Convertible
$134,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Although the 2017 Ferrari California T is the least expensive Ferrari, it is by no means the least fun.
Coupe
$269,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Is the 2017 Ferrari F12berlinetta the most desirable supercar on the road today? Yes. Yes it is.
Coupe
$269,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
3.4
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Its functionally seductive styling, otherworldly handling, and monstrously powerful V8 make the Ferrari 488 a hugely thrilling dream car.
Convertible
$322,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Its functionally seductive styling, otherworldly handling, and monstrously powerful V8 make the Ferrari 488 a hugely thrilling dream car.
Convertible
$121,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 California T, Ferrari’s least expensive car, offers the flexibility of a retractable hardtop and the pleasing power of a turbo V8.
Coupe
Save
$208,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Part sporty wagon, part Italian exotic, this AWD 4-seater is fully practical, the only Ferrari fit for a winter ski vacation.
Coupe
$241,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
We’ll say it again: The 2016 Ferrari F12berlinetta remains the most desirable supercar on the road today.
Coupe
$263,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
3.4
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Seductive yet functional styling, world-class handling and a monstrous V8 make the Ferrari 488 GTB a hugely thrilling dream car.
Convertible
$273,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
16 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Seductive yet functional styling, world-class handling and a monstrous V8 make the Ferrari 488 GTB a hugely thrilling dream car.
Convertible
$118,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The all-new California T is Ferrari’s least expensive car, with the flexibility of a retractable hardtop and a powerful turbo V8.
Coupe
Save
$145,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Although the 2015 Ferrari FF can carry four passengers, it is no less a thoroughbred than any other car wearing the prancing horse.
Coupe
$250,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Ferrari 458 Italia and Spider convertible enter their last year of production before being replaced by the turbocharged 488.
Convertible
$318,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Ferrari 458 Italia and Spider convertible enter their last year of production before being replaced by the turbocharged 488.
Coupe
$368,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
Consumer (N/A)
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Let’s just keep this simple: The 2015 Ferrari F12berlinetta is the most desirable supercar on the road today.
Coupe
$807,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Ferrari 458 Italia and Spider convertible enter their last year of production before being replaced by the turbocharged 488.
Convertible
$102,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
15 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2014 California convertible may not be the newest prancing horse in the Ferrari stable but it still packs a punch, top up or down.
Coupe
Save
$136,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
13 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Ferrari’s 2014 FF is an exotic sports coupe offering the performance expected from a Ferrari with the added benefit of all-wheel drive.
Coupe
$221,000
Starting Price
Expert (N/A)
5.0
Consumer
14 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2014 Ferrari 458 Italia and Spider convertible deliver performance and prestige in a package that exemplifies Ferrari style and luxury.
Ferrari News and Information
Exotics
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Exotics
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General
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Exotics
2020 Ferrari F8 Tributo First Look
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Matt DeLorenzo March 1, 2019
Exotics
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Exotics
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