Used Ferrari

Enzo Ferrari only built road cars to pay for his racing team, and he never pretended otherwise. The first car to wear his name, the 125 S, appeared in 1947, and the prancing horse, a gift from the mother of a fallen fighter pilot, has been on every Ferrari since.

The 250 GTO, the Daytona, the F40, the Enzo and the LaFerrari are the cars against which every other supercar is measured, and Scuderia Ferrari is the only team to have raced in every Formula 1 season since 1950, with more wins and titles than anyone. Maranello is less a factory than a place of pilgrimage.

Today the range runs from the Roma and the 296 hybrid to the SF90, the 12Cilindri with its naturally aspirated V12, the four-door Purosangue and the F80 hypercar, with the first electric Ferrari arriving in 2026. The company sells fewer cars than it could, on purpose. That is the whole point.