As Ferrari's first four-wheel drive model, the FF's shooting-brake design combines a naturally aspirated V12 with four seats. It's a unique and surprisingly practical choice for a high-performance, all-weather grand tourer.
Typical sold price of a Ferrari FF ranges from $84,496 to $199,999, based on 318 sales tracked on Hypercars. 57 currently for sale.
The Ferrari FF debuted in 2011 as a radical departure for the brand. Its shooting-brake design offered seating for 4, and it was the first production Ferrari equipped with four-wheel drive. The innovative 4RM system was paired with a glorious, naturally aspirated 6.3-liter V12 producing 651 hp, making it an incredibly capable grand tourer in all weather conditions.
The FF's unique combination of a front-mounted V12, surprising practicality, and all-wheel drive makes it a compelling choice for collectors. It represents a significant point in Ferrari's history and stands as the final Ferrari designed by Pininfarina. It offers a completely different experience than the brand's mid-engine cars, blending supercar performance with daily usability.
Having depreciated significantly from new, the FF now represents a strong value in the modern V12 Ferrari market. With an average price around $123,000, it's an accessible entry into front-engine V12 ownership. Values have remained relatively flat recently, suggesting the market has stabilized for this unusual and versatile Ferrari.
Prices for the Ferrari FF range from $66,000 for higher-mileage examples to $228,219 for pristine, well-optioned cars.
318 Ferrari FF vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 57 currently live. Sold prices range from $6,800 to $500,000.
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Based on 318 sales tracked on Hypercars, Ferrari FF prices typically range from $84,496 to $199,999. There are 57 currently for sale.
There are 57 Ferrari FF listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.