Ferrari 456GT

Penned by Pietro Camardella and Lorenzo Ramaciotti at Pininfarina, the Ferrari 456 GT made its debut in 1992 and introduced an all-new 65-degree V12 engine. This powerhouse delivered an exhilarating 442 horsepower, enabling the car to accelerate from 0–100 km/h in just 5.2 seconds. It offered a unique combination of grand touring refinement and supercar thrills, complete with a robust yet silky-smooth exhaust note.
The 456 GT exuded luxury, featuring a fully leather-trimmed interior, electronically adjustable sport seating, and a suite of amenities for its time. These included electric windows, remote central locking, ABS, an eight-speaker stereo system, air conditioning, expansive seating, and a complete set of analog gauges.
This particular 456 GT features the iconic Blu Scurro exterior paired with Crema leather upholstery—arguably the most desirable color combination. With a documented 37,746 km’s on the odometer, this car is equipped with the rare and highly sought-after 6 speed gated manual transmission.
The exterior of the car showcases Pininfarina’s flowing, sculptural curves, with not a straight line in sight. Its deep, lustrous paint finish remains remarkably preserved, and the factory alloy wheels are in excellent condition. The 456 GT also boasts the largest carbon-fiber bonnet of its time, still in pristine condition, contributing to its elegant yet aggressive road presence.
Inside, the cabin is an opulent haven, with plush carpets, rich leather, and all-original finishes. The dash instrumentation and switchgear are immaculate, and the Formula 1-inspired three-spoke steering wheel feels as if it were new.
As one of Ferrari’s last models to feature pop-up headlights, the 456 GT stands as a fitting successor to the legendary Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona. Combining a gated manual transmission, high-revving V12, low mileage, and limited production numbers, this 456 GT offers an unparalleled opportunity for both collectors and drivers. With seating for four and timeless elegance, it represents a rare and engaging piece of Ferrari’s grand touring legacy and won’t last long in the showroom. Please call today to arrange your private viewing so you don’t miss out on this classic piece of automotive design.