Ferrari 296 Price Guide
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The Ferrari 296 family (namely GTB coupe, GTS spider, performance-focused Speciale and race-prepared Challenge) represents Ferrari’s plug-in hybrid mid-engine sports car. The heart of the 296 is a 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 mated to an electric motor for 830bhp combined in the GTB, with a driving character that prioritises involvement and feedback over the blunt acceleration that large turbocharged engines tend to provide. The choice of V6 over V8 was deliberate — smaller, lighter, higher-revving, and acoustically distinctive.
The Range
The 296 GTB (2022–) is the coupe; the 296 GTS (2023–) the open targa; the 296 Speciale is the high-performance track-focused derivative. All use the same 2,992cc twin-turbo V6 with electric motor integration. The electric motor powers the rear wheels independently, providing torque-fill between turbo boost pulses.
Buying
Current production with strong residuals. The 296 represents Ferrari’s hybrid future for the mid-engine segment.
