Ferrari For Sale

Ferrari makes very exclusive supercars and hypercars and not too many people have the means to buy a new Ferrari. Used Ferrari models are more affordable, but it’s not like you’re going to pick up a cheap Ferrari second-hand near you for a few thousand dollars, even though the cars have been on sale in America since 1954. Ferraris tend to be appreciating assets and this is partly due to their rarity. Consider that, from its inception in 1947 to 2019, Ferrari sold fewer than 220,000 cars or an average of just over 3,000 cars per year. Toyota is selling ten times as many RAV4s in a single month in the US alone and twice as many in a year as all the cars Ferrari has ever sold added together. Ferrari has promised to never sell more than 7,000 cars per year worldwide to maintain exclusivity. So used Ferrari cars are very few and far between; you will have to search carefully to find and buy a Ferrari near you.

Should You Buy Ferrari Cars Online?

If you’re shopping for a second-hand Ferrari, the internet is the best place to start. Usually, we wouldn’t suggest buying a car sight unseen, but someone’s favorite Ferrari for sale in the USA might be a long distance from where they live, and if it’s a low-mileage, dealer-maintained, Ferrari-approved car, the risk you take to buy Ferrari cars online is mitigated. There are so few Ferrari used cars to buy out there that you will have to shop online to find them. The CarBuzz used-car search page is a great place to start and you can set a search radius in miles to find a Ferrari near you. You can sort the search results from the cheapest to the most expensive, mileage, proximity, and more. If you need some more information on your specific model, our detailed Ferrari reviews cover all recent models and contain specs, features, and BuzzScore ratings on each model.

What To Remember When Browsing Used Ferrari Models for Sale

Ferraris are usually dealer-maintained and driven very low carefully, so they’re mostly in very good shape. Make sure that the dealer history is complete on an old Ferrari and don’t even consider a car with gaps in its maintenance history, even if it’s cheap. Check your vehicle’s recall history on the NHTSA website and make sure all recall work was done. The worst recall year for Ferraris in the USA was 1995 when the F355 was recalled six times for a failing steering rack, several problems with fuel lines, and a seatbelt malfunction. The 1999 Ferrari 360 suffered steering, airbag, and ABS problems, as well as and brake and clutch fluid hose failures. Among the more modern Ferraris, the 2016 488 GTB was recalled four times for airbag and fuel-line problems, among others. Repairs are generally expensive, regardless of the nature of the problem, so it’s recommended that you buy additional warranty or maintenance cover. Ferraris should not be worked on by backyard mechanics and without a flawless maintenance history by Ferrari, your vehicle’s used value may be affected.

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