Ferrari cars from Japan
Japan has a well-established Ferrari owner community, and many cars are kept in garages and driven little. Japanese auctions and dealers regularly list the V8 mid-engine line (458, 488, F8 Tributo), the 296 and SF90 hybrids, the Portofino and the V12 812.
Ferrari values depend heavily on specification and history. Ask for the service record, the date of the last major service, and confirmation of factory options and any paint protection or repaint.
We track 7 Ferrari models from model years 2010 to 2025. Recent Japanese auction prices run from about $125,000 to $500,000 FOB, depending on model, grade and mileage (estimates, as of 2026-06-28).
Right-hand or left-hand drive?
European cars sold new in Japan were offered in both right- and left-hand drive, so Japanese auction stock includes both. Each auction sheet records the steering side, and we confirm it before any bid. We do not convert steering, so pick a car that already matches your country’s rules.
Ferrari models by body type
Coupes and sports cars
- 458 Italia / SpiderSupercar · 2010–2015$125,000–$250,000
- 488 GTB / SpiderSupercar · 2016–2019$125,000–$250,000
- F8 Tributo / SpiderSupercar · 2020–2022$200,000–$300,000
- SF90 Stradale / SpiderHybrid supercar · 2021–2024$250,000–$500,000
- 812 Superfast / GTS / CompetizioneGT / supercar · 2018–2024$250,000–$500,000
- 296 GTB / GTSHybrid supercar · 2022–2025$300,000–$400,000
Import cost guides for Ferrari buyers
Import cost guides for right-hand-drive markets where Japanese-sourced cars like these are commonly imported. Each one explains import rules, duty and taxes, and has a landed-cost calculator.