The Best Ferrari Models To Buy/Sell In 2025 | GVE London – Blog

Founded on 12th March 1947 by Enzo Ferrari in Maranello, Italy, Ferrari has stood the test of time and continued to be not only relevant in the modern era but also a benchmark of prestige, maintaining its status as a luxury brand. Every kid who sees a red (Rosso Corsa) sports car is bound to call it a Ferrari, and that is no easy feat. If you’re looking to buy or sell your Ferrari, this blog is for you, as we’ll be highlighting the most sought-after models in 2025.

Does Only the Modern Ferraris Count?

Absolutely not! The luxury car export business is, to a great extent, dependent upon the import and export of retro cars. The Ferrari Enzo, F40, Roma, etc., are extremely sought-after pieces that often get auctioned for unbelievable sums. And rightly so, for these cars were revolutionary when they came out, changing the automotive world for the better and setting a new benchmark for everybody else. These cars sent forth a subtle yet in-your-face message to other car manufacturers: if they wanted to compete, they had to keep up. Car brands did step up their game, and we car enthusiasts became the real winners.

Ferrari Models to Buy/Sell in 2025

Ferraris are always welcome at trade showrooms like GVE London due to their value, especially if they’re low-mileage retro models. However, newer Ferraris also have major appeal, as buying a car directly from Ferrari can often, to say the least, be a complicated affair. So, here’s a list of all the models expected to perform well in 2025 and continue as a significant part of the luxury car exports market

Ferrari Purosangue

It is Ferrari’s very first SUV, designed for ultra-exclusivity, ultra-performance, and, as expected, an ultra price tag. With exclusive production numbers, a naturally aspirated V12 engine, and the distinction of being Ferrari’s first SUV, it is anticipated to be a highly sought-after piece, with prices unlikely to dip due to its limited production.

Ferrari SF90 Spider

Similar to the Purosangue, the SF90 represents another major innovation in Ferrari’s engineering, combining an internal combustion engine with two electric motors. Together, they form a plug-in hybrid capable of producing 1,000 cv (986 hp), making it the most powerful non-limited convertible car in the world. The name “SF90” pays homage to the 90th anniversary of the founding of Scuderia Ferrari.

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Ferrari Roma

The Roma’s name is essentially derived from Rome, and the reason Ferrari decided to name it as such is to convey that this car follows the philosophy of 1950s and 1960s Rome—being carefree. It’s a sports car that combines elegance with performance and packages it in a practical design, equipped with a twin-turbo V8 engine. Its ample boot space and all the amenities inside the car make it worthy of being called a grand tourer.

Ferrari 812 GTS

According to Ferrari, the 812 GTS is the convertible production vehicle on the market with a 6.5-litre V12, accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds, with a top speed of 211 mph. Since it is the convertible variant of the 812 SuperFast, its performance and driving dynamics aren’t surprising. Following the theme of this blog, this also marks a major, not change, but almost a reassurance of a genre for Ferrari, being the very first front-engine V12 made by Ferrari since the 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spyder, which entered production back in 1969.

Conclusion

With the process of exporting cars from the UK being made a lot easier, along with the always-in-demand nature of Ferrari cars, here are the Ferrari models anticipated to gain traction in 2025. If you’d like to sell your Ferrari or are interested in purchasing one, we’d urge you to visit GVE London, West London’s premier supercar showroom, housing the greatest car collection in the UK. From buying and selling to repairs and modifications, our facility takes care of everything car-related. Contact us for more information!