Most Expensive Ferraris Sold at Auction

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Summary

The most expensive Ferrari ever sold at auction is a 1962 250 GTO, which made $51.7 million at RM Sotheby's in November 2023. Another 250 GTO made $38.5 million at Mecum in January 2026. GTOs change hands too rarely to rank, so this list covers models that sell regularly. The Enzo typically sells for $10.23M across 11 auction sales in our data, the LaFerrari $5.35M and the F40 $3.8M across 20 sales. Modern limited editions now trade in the same range as many 1960s classics: the 812 Competizione A typically sells for $2.07M and the F12tdf $2.18M. Rankings takes the median of every auction sale of each model over the last two years. Replicas, prototypes, race cars, track-only XX cars and charity lots are left out.

Rankings

  1. 1250 GT California Spider
    250 GT California SpiderMedian $15,698,267
    n=7 sold

    The open 250 GT of 1957-1963, built in about 100 examples across long and short wheelbases

  2. 2Daytona SP3
    Daytona SP3Median $10,914,862
    n=5 sold
  3. 3Enzo
    EnzoMedian $10,230,000
    n=11 sold

    Ferrari's 2002 V12 flagship, built in 400 examples

    Nov 1, '262003 Ferrari Enzo$6.5M
    Aug 16, '262003 Ferrari Enzo$9.4M
    Aug 15, '262003 Ferrari Enzo$11M
  4. 4F50
    F50Median $9,517,500
    n=10 sold

    The Formula 1-derived V12 roadster, limited to 349 cars

    Nov 1, '261997 Ferrari F50$19M
    Aug 16, '261995 Ferrari F50$12M
    Aug 15, '261996 Ferrari F50$15M
  5. 5288 GTO
    288 GTOMedian $8,525,000
    n=5 sold

    The 1984 Group B homologation special, 272 built, and the forerunner of the F40

    Aug 16, '261985 Ferrari 288 GTO$12M
    Jul 7, '261985 Ferrari 288 GTO$6.8M
    Jan 29, '261984 Ferrari 288 GTO$10M
  6. 6LaFerrari
    LaFerrariMedian $5,353,750
    n=16 sold

    The hybrid V12 flagship, built as 499 coupes and 210 Apertas

    Nov 1, '262014 Ferrari LaFerrari$8.8M
    Oct 9, '262015 Ferrari LaFerrari$5.8M
    Aug 16, '262015 Ferrari LaFerrari$8.7M
  7. 7F40
    F40Median $3,800,000
    n=20 sold

    The twin-turbo V8 that was the last Ferrari Enzo Ferrari signed off

    Oct 31, '261988 Ferrari F40$3.5M
    Sep 26, '261991 Ferrari F40$4.1M
    Aug 16, '261991 Ferrari F40$8.4M
  8. 8275 GTB/4
    275 GTB/4Median $3,030,000
    n=9 sold

    The four-cam 275 berlinetta of 1966-1968

  9. 9275 GTB
    275 GTBMedian $2,670,976
    n=6 sold

    The two-cam 275 berlinetta of 1964-1966

  10. 10Daytona Spider
  11. 11F12tdf
    F12tdfMedian $2,184,756
    n=10 sold

    The 799-car track-focused F12, named for the Tour de France

    Oct 31, '262017 Ferrari F12tdf$2.6M
    Aug 15, '262017 Ferrari F12tdf$3.6M
    Aug 15, '262017 Ferrari F12tdf$3.7M
  12. 12599 SA Aperta
    599 SA ApertaMedian $2,134,012
    n=7 sold

    The open 599, limited to 80 cars

  13. 13812 Competizione A
    812 Competizione AMedian $2,073,135
    n=10 sold

    The open, 599-car version of the 812 Competizione

  14. 14275 GTS
    275 GTSMedian $1,760,892
    n=10 sold

    The open 275 of 1964-1966

  15. 15458 Speciale Aperta
    458 Speciale ApertaMedian $1,683,000
    n=10 sold

    The open 458 Speciale, limited to 499 cars

Comparison

ModelMedian PriceTypical RangeSales12-mo TrendAvg Mileage
250 GT California Spider$15,698,267$7,407,500 – $17,327,5007—25,667
Daytona SP3$10,914,862$6,974,528 – $17,825,0005—930
Enzo$10,230,000$9,172,284 – $11,605,00011—6,145
F50$9,517,500$8,560,973 – $12,183,75010—2,506
288 GTO$8,525,000$6,825,000 – $10,174,4415—6,306
LaFerrari$5,353,750$4,165,499 – $6,752,50016—2,923
F40$3,800,000$3,425,409 – $4,921,69520—6,926
275 GTB/4$3,030,000$2,562,500 – $3,415,0009—36,937
275 GTB$2,670,976$2,641,951 – $2,722,4776——
Daytona Spider$2,257,500$1,040,500 – $2,476,2506—30,272
F12tdf$2,184,756$1,572,879 – $3,523,75010—1,895
599 SA Aperta$2,134,012$1,678,367 – $3,385,0007—779
812 Competizione A$2,073,135$1,807,742 – $2,551,57410—405
275 GTS$1,760,892$1,556,626 – $1,873,75010—40,217
458 Speciale Aperta$1,683,000$1,001,989 – $2,398,17810—2,533

How to Choose

  • Classic 1950s-60s V12s (250 and 275) lead the market. Originality, coachbuilder and competition history decide their prices.
  • The supercar flagships (288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, LaFerrari) were built in hundreds, not thousands, which keeps them in seven figures.
  • Limited modern specials (Aperta, tdf, Speciale, Competizione) sell for several times the car they're based on.
  • Ferrari Classiche certification and matching numbers add real value on classic cars.
  • Samples are small for the rarest cars, so one sale can move the figures. Check the recent sales listed under each car.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most expensive Ferrari ever sold?
A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, which sold for $51.7 million at RM Sotheby's in New York in November 2023, the highest price for any Ferrari at auction.
What is the most expensive Ferrari model at auction today?
The 250 GT California Spider tops our ranking, but it sells only a few times a year. Among models with 10 or more auction sales, the Enzo leads at $10.23M, ahead of the LaFerrari at $5.35M. The ranking above orders every model by median auction price.
How much is a Ferrari Enzo?
Enzo auction sales have a median of $10.23M across 11 sales in our data, with the middle half of sales between $9.17M and $11.61M. Ferrari built 400, 399 of them for customers.
How much is a Ferrari F40?
F40 auction sales have a median of $3.8M across 20 sales in our data, with the middle half of sales between $3.43M and $4.92M.
How much is a LaFerrari?
LaFerrari coupe auction sales have a median of $5.35M across 16 sales in our data, with the middle half of sales between $4.17M and $6.75M. The open Aperta sells for more but too rarely to rank here.
What is the most expensive new Ferrari?
The F80, Ferrari's 799-car hybrid hypercar, priced at €3.6 million, about $3.9 million, before options. Every car was allocated before production began.
What about the $26 million Daytona SP3 and $40 million Luce?
Both were one-off Tailor Made cars sold at charity auctions, in 2025 and 2026, so the price was largely a donation. We leave charity lots out of these figures.

Methodology and sources

Based on 142 completed auction sales from the last 2 years on Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, eBay Motors, PCarMarket, Collecting Cars and other auctions. Fixed-price listings are left out, since they record an asking price. Prices are normalized to USD. Each price is the median sale, the way our valuations work, and typical ranges show the middle half of sales (25th–75th percentile). Stats update daily.

Read our full methodology.

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