Blue-Chip Ferraris Head to RM Sotheby’s Miami Auction This December

A great assembly of Ferraris is set to join the roster of modern classics, supercars, and luxury automobiles in South Florida. The sale is limited to just over 55 cars and will take place at the 1111 Lincoln building, an “above-the-horizon” space overlooking Miami, on 10 December.

 1990 Ferrari F40 – Currently displaying just 2,736 miles, this incredibly original F40 is believed to feature all of the factory-applied paintworks and continues to retain all of its matching-numbers mechanical equipment, just as it was when certified by Ferrari Classiche 14 years ago. The breathtaking Berlinetta is well documented with the Massini history report, warranty booklet, previous titles, bills of sale, and a service invoice.

Owner’s manuals accompany it in the proper pouch, tools, and Schedoni-fitted luggage. Opportunities to acquire such a finely preserved and pure early example of the venerable F40 do not often surface. This fantastic car claims the additional provenance of initial ownership by the noted and highly influential Paul Allen (Estimate: $3,000,000 – $3,500,000).

1995 Ferrari F50 – Currently displaying a meagre 625 miles of driving use, this splendid F50 is accompanied by a factory-issued set of fitted luggage and the proper flight case for the removable hardtop. It is also documented with a 1995 certificate of origin, factory purchase order, bill of lading for export to Singapore, service invoices from Norwood Auto Italia, a history by Marcel Massini, and the Ferrari Classiche Red Book.

Coming across an immaculate two-owner F50 with such low mileage presents a scarce opportunity. This car is probably the best-condition example of Maranello’s most important 50th-anniversary model that one might ever encounter (Estimate: $5,500,000 – $6,500,000).

2003 Ferrari Enzo – Just one of 111 examples specified for the U.S. market and 498 examples built, Ferrari dealerships ideally maintained this elegant Enzo throughout its lifetime. This chassis was displayed at the 2004 Concorso Italiano and is accompanied by luggage and a tool roll. A beautifully presented example of Maranello’s iconic millennial hypercar, showing 11,870 miles at the time of cataloguing. Certified by Ferrari Classiche in 2020, the estimate for this Enzo is $3,250,000 – $3,750,000.

Ferrari Enzo Engine – An otherwise unobtainable piece of Ferrari history; a rare opportunity to acquire a new old stock replacement unit from one of the marque’s flagship models. This once-in-a-lifetime Ferrari Enzo engine is still in its factory crate. It is a complete engine with inlets, an airbox, ancillaries, and an engine loom. The engine could be used as a fantastic centrepiece in any collection if mounted for display.

Top 10 Ferrari Lots

1. 1995 Ferrari F50	$5,500,000 – $6,500,000
2. 2003 Ferrari Enzo	$3,250,000 – $3,750,000
3. 1990 Ferrari F40	$3,000,000 – $3,500,000
4. 1973 Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spider by Scaglietti	$2,200,000 – $2,400,000
5.1995 Ferrari F512 M	$400,000 – $450,000
6.1974 Ferrari 365 GT4 BB by Scaglietti	$300,000 – $400,000
7. 1979 Ferrari 512 BB	$275,000 – $300,000
8. Ferrari Enzo Engine	$200,000 – $300,000
9. 1989 Ferrari 328 GTS	$150,000 – $250,000
10. 2005 Ferrari 360 Spider	$100,000 – $125,000

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