Ferrari FF FAQs

• How much is a Ferrari FF?

  The Ferrari FF is no longer in production, so even if you wanted to, you can't buy this model new anymore. It was the first four-wheel drive production model made by the Ferrari brand, replacing the 612 Scaglietti Grand Tourer. It has since been replaced by the Ferrari GTC4Lusso, although you might be able to find a rare example of the FF for sale on the second-hand market. If you do happen to come across one, get it checked out thoroughly by the professionals to ensure it is in good condition. After all, you will be paying a pretty penny for an FF.

• Is the Ferrari FF reliable?

  Ferrari has accumulated a reputation over the years as being one of the highest-quality names in the motoring industry, backed by era after era of success in the racing world. That has translated into a level of reliability across the Ferrari range that few can challenge, with precision-engineering and attention to detail among the hallmarks of a Ferrari. That is also the case for the Ferrari FF, which is a road car that has been fitted out with marvellous materials and equipment, while the finish is flawless.

• What does the FF on a Ferrari mean?

  Unlike some of the other Ferrari models that referred to engine displacement and the number of cylinders in their names, the Ferrari FF draw on the fact that it is a four-wheel drive and comes with four seats. The FF stands for "Ferrari Four", making reference to those two features. It was a grand tourer first unveiled by the prestigious Italian auto manufacturer back in early 2011 at the Geneva Motor Show, and the brand's first production four-wheel drive model.