Ferrari FF Price Guide

The Ferrari FF of 2011 to 2016 was Ferrari’s most ambitious departure from tradition. It was a front-engined V12 shooting brake with all-wheel drive, four genuine seats, and a boot. Ferrari called it the Four (for four seats, four wheels, four-wheel drive); others called it a wagon; nobody quite knew what to do with it. It was also, by most accounts, a genuinely great car; the V12 exceptional, the all-wheel drive system innovative, and the accommodation transformative for a marque that had resisted practicality for decades.

The Car

The FF used a 6,262cc V12 producing 651bhp. This was, at the time of its launch, the most powerful Ferrari road car outside the Enzo and LaFerrari. The all-wheel drive system used a second gearbox at the front of the engine to drive the front wheels at low speed only, improving traction without the weight penalty of a full-time four-wheel drive system. The shooting brake body was the first estate-style Ferrari in production. Four genuine seats with meaningful headroom and a 450-litre boot.

Buying

The FF is dramatically depreciated from its new price of approximately £230,000. It looks like one of the better value propositions in the used Ferrari market. The V12 requires major service intervals that are expensive but, relatively, straightforward.