Ferrari Portofino

The Ferrari Portofino debuted in 2017, replacing the California T as the brand's V8 grand tourer. It offers a significant step up with a lighter chassis, revised styling, and an updated 3.9L twin-turbo V8 producing 591 hp. Its retractable hardtop provides the security of a coupe with the excitement of a convertible, making it a highly versatile modern Ferrari.

In 2020, Ferrari introduced the Portofino M (for Modificata), which increased power to 612 hp and, more importantly, introduced a new 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. The Portofino's appeal isn't rarity, but usability. It’s a comfortable daily driver that delivers genuine supercar performance, making it a popular entry point to the prancing horse.

With 23 recent sales, the market for the Portofino is stable, showing healthy depreciation from new. The average price sits just over $200,000, with a wide spread based on year, options, and whether it's a standard model or the more desirable Portofino M. Buyers value low mileage and extensive options, particularly carbon fiber components.

Prices range from $121,000 for early models to $275,000 for top-spec Portofino M variants.