Ferrari’s not-particularly rare F80 hybrid hypercar was already going to be among the most expensive cars to ever be sold new, but one German dealership told its rich folk customers that they were going to have to pay the cost to be the boss. If they want a $3.9M Ferrari F80, they’re going to have to plop down another $2.5M for the pleasure. I mean, what are you going to do, not buy Ferrari’s first hybrid hypercar in 12 years? Don’t be absurd.
This extra markup seems to be a way to circumvent the typical Ferrari way of doing things, where you’d need to have a good “relationship” with your local Ferrari dealer, which means you’ve purchased at least a couple dozen sports car models over the years with lots of options, and you might need to lease a Purosangue at some ridiculously exorbitant rate. At least with the dealer markup they’re being honest with you. They just want more of your money, and if you want the one-of-799 hypercar, you’re paying it one way or another.
The listing, spotted by the Supercar Blog and shared by the Drive, is posted on the German classifieds site Mobile. Effectively the dealer, listed as KB Lease-Invest GmbH on the German equivalent of Craigslist, is offering a build slot for the car, with an unspecified delivery date sometime in 2025 and a price of 5.9 million euros. If you break it down, that’s just $5,416 per horsepower! A bargain at twice the price, I assure you.
I think for that much money I’d rather just have an F40 or an F50. Or both. But I suppose if you have several handfuls of millions to drop on a new Ferrari, you probably already have an F40 and an F50 (and a matching set of 288 GTO, an Enzo, and a LaFerrari.)
