Model guide · Ferrari 812

How to sell your Ferrari 812

Superfast, GTS or Competizione: how Ferrari's naturally aspirated V12 flagship is valued, what buyers check, and where each version sells best.

Yellow Ferrari 812 Superfast by a brick building
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The 812 is a front-engine, naturally aspirated V12 Ferrari, a combination that appeals strongly to enthusiasts at a time when most supercars are going hybrid. Buyers focus on version, options and mileage, and on the limited Competizione models in particular.

This page is specific to the 812. For other Ferraris and the full comparison of ways to sell, see the main Ferrari guide.

At a glance

Most sought after
The 812 Competizione and Competizione A, then low-mile, well-optioned GTS and Superfast cars.
Why demand holds
A naturally aspirated V12 without hybrid assistance.
Common options
Carbon fiber wheels and trim, front lift, passenger display, racing seats, special paint.
Best route
Specialist or Ferrari dealer for the Superfast and GTS. Auction or specialist for the Competizione.

Which 812 do you have?

  • 812 Superfast

    2018–2022

    The coupe, with a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12. Valued on mileage, options and remaining maintenance coverage.

  • 812 GTS

    2020–2023

    The retractable-hardtop spider. Buyers check roof operation, and demand is often strongest in warm-weather states.

  • 812 Competizione and Competizione A

    2021–2023

    Lighter, more powerful limited editions: 999 coupes and 599 open-top Competizione A cars. Bought as collectibles. Read your purchase agreement before selling, since limited Ferraris can come with resale conditions.

What 812 buyers check first

  1. VersionSuperfast, GTS or Competizione. The Competizione models trade in a different price bracket altogether.
  2. Maintenance coverageFerrari's 7-year Genuine Maintenance program runs from the original sale date. Early Superfasts are near the end of it; later cars have years left.
  3. OptionsCarbon fiber wheels, carbon exterior and interior trim, front suspension lift, passenger display, racing seats and special paint. Keep the original options list.
  4. MileageMost 812s have low mileage, so a higher-mile car needs careful pricing.
  5. ConditionFront-end paint, paint protection film, wheel condition and tire age.

Where to sell a 812

  • 812 Superfast and GTS

    A Ferrari dealer or a specialist exotic buyer. Cars with dealer history and maintenance coverage get competitive offers from both.

  • 812 Competizione and Competizione A

    Auction, or a specialist in limited Ferraris. Check any resale conditions in your purchase agreement first.

  • Trading toward a 12Cilindri or another Ferrari

    A dealer trade-in may come with a sales tax credit in your state, and can matter for future allocations.

Every route, compared side by side, is in the Ferrari guide. Still paying off a loan or lease? See selling a Ferrari with a loan or lease.

Documents that add value

  • Original options list or window sticker
  • Proof of remaining Genuine Maintenance coverage
  • Dealer service records
  • Purchase agreement (Competizione models)
  • Car cover, battery tender and both keys

Common questions

Is the 812 Competizione worth much more than the Superfast?

Yes. It was limited to 999 coupes and 599 Competizione A cars, it's lighter and more powerful, and collectors compete for good examples.

Can I sell an 812 Competizione right away?

Check your purchase agreement first. Limited Ferraris are often sold with conditions, and selling too soon can affect your relationship with Ferrari and future allocations.

Is the 812 GTS worth more than the Superfast?

Often, but it depends on mileage, options and region. Compare offers for your exact car.

Does my 812 still have Ferrari maintenance coverage?

The program covers seven years from the date the car was first sold. A Ferrari dealer can confirm the end date from your VIN.

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