Ferrari 812 Superfast Price Guide

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Ferrari 812 Superfast Statistics

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The Ferrari 812 Superfast of 2017 to 2022 was the front-engined V12 Ferrari at its performance peak; 800bhp from a 6.5-litre naturally-aspirated V12 at 8,900rpm. It was available as rear-wheel drive only, with four-wheel steering and magnetic dampers. It replaced the F12berlinetta and was itself replaced by the 12Cilindri. The Superfast name was both accurate and slightly intimidating: this is the most powerful naturally-aspirated road car Ferrari has produced.

The Car

The seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox is man enough to eke that power out efficiently, while also being remarkably smooth. The Virtual Short Wheelbase system used rear-wheel steering for agility. The 812 Competizione of 2021 raised output to 830bhp with a flat-plane crankshaft V12 and 60 further kg removed; the Competizione A was the open version. Both Competizione variants were limited production (around 999 of each) and are among the most significant modern Ferraris.

Buying

The Competizione is the collector’s 812 and values are already substantially above new prices for documented examples.