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Ferrari inventory moves fast, and this week's crop of Maranello metal on Motorious ranges from a Classiche-certified Enzo to a barely-driven 296 GTB. Here are the ten coolest Ferraris currently listed for sale.
No. 1 — 2003 Ferrari Enzo
Chassis 132652, up for auction via Broad Arrow, is a black-on-red Enzo, one of only about a dozen U.S. cars finished in Nero over Rosso. With Ferrari Classiche certification and just over 13,000 miles, it is a documented, sorted example of Maranello's early-2000s technological flagship, its 651-hp V12 revving to 8,200 rpm.
No. 2 — 2022 Ferrari SF90 Stradale Coupe
Ferrari's plug-in hybrid flagship, in special-order Bianco Fuji with a near-complete carbon-fiber options list, shows a mere 507 miles. Fusion Luxury Motors lists it at $549,950, among the highest asking prices in this week's Ferrari inventory.
No. 3 — 2010 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano
This 599 GTB Fiorano is a time capsule V12 grand tourer with under 500 miles from new. One owner, full Ferrari service history, and its original Rosso Corsa paint make this fifteen-year-old Ferrari about as close to showroom-fresh as they come.
No. 4 — 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC
A genuine barn find: matching numbers, an original Pininfarina body tag, and one family's ownership from 1972 to 2025. DriverSource has since recommissioned the mechanicals rather than restoring the cosmetics, so this GTC wears its four decades of storage honestly.
No. 5 — 1970 Ferrari 246 GT Dino
Chassis 00824 is an early L-series Dino, one of just 357 built in that first production run. Recently rediscovered, it retains its original interior specification and offers a rare chance at a numbers-matching restoration project.
No. 6 — 2014 Ferrari 458 Speciale
The hardest-edged version of the 458, with a naturally aspirated V8 spinning to 9,000 rpm and a 14:1 compression ratio unheard of outside racing engines. This Rosso Scuderia coupe pairs carbon-fiber racing seats with genuine everyday driveability.
No. 7 — 2025 Ferrari 296 GTB
Ferrari's newest V6 hybrid supercar, barely broken in at 147 miles, makes up to 830 combined horsepower and hits 62 mph in 2.9 seconds. This Bianco Cervino example from GP Motorsports is loaded with carbon-fiber trim and Scuderia options.
No. 8 — 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4
Also crossing the block via Broad Arrow Auctions, this is the car that gave Ferrari's road-going V12s four camshafts for the first time. Chassis 10765 pairs the four-cam Colombo engine's 300 horsepower with the timeless Pininfarina berlinetta shape that still tops most collectors' wish lists.
No. 9 — 2005 Ferrari Superamerica
The 575M-based Superamerica's party trick is its Revocromico roof, a tinted glass panel that spins 180 degrees to turn coupe into convertible. This Rosso Corsa example shows under 9,000 miles and carries Ferrari Classiche paperwork.
No. 10 — 2006 Ferrari 575 GTZ by Zagato
Only six coupes like this were ever built. Zagato reskinned a 575M Maranello in hand-formed aluminum with a double-bubble roof as a tribute to the 1956 250 GTZ, keeping the 540-hp V12 underneath. Another rare Broad Arrow consignment.
