The F8 Tributo is the last mid-engine V8 Ferrari without hybrid assistance. Its successors use hybrid powertrains, and some buyers specifically want the F8 for that reason. Most F8s are also young enough to have factory maintenance coverage left, which makes them easier to sell.
This page is specific to the F8. For other Ferraris and the full comparison of ways to sell, see the main Ferrari guide.
At a glance
- Biggest lever
- Remaining 7-year Genuine Maintenance coverage. Most F8s still have some.
- Why demand holds
- It's the last mid-engine V8 Ferrari without hybrid assistance.
- Common options
- Carbon fiber wheels and trim, racing seats, front lift, passenger display.
- Best route
- Ferrari dealer or specialist exotic buyer. Get both offers.
Which F8 do you have?
F8 Tributo
2020–2023The coupe, using a twin-turbo V8 derived from the 488 Pista's. It's judged on mileage, options and remaining maintenance coverage.
F8 Spider
2020–2023The retractable-hardtop version. It cost more new, and demand is often stronger in warm-weather states.
What F8 buyers check first
- Maintenance coverageFerrari's 7-year Genuine Maintenance program runs from the original sale date, so most F8s have years left. Buyers should credit you for it, so confirm the end date with a Ferrari dealer.
- WarrantyThe 3-year factory warranty has ended on most F8s. A Ferrari Power extension is valuable, so document it if you have one.
- OptionsCarbon fiber wheels, carbon exterior and interior trim, carbon racing seats, front suspension lift, passenger display, upgraded audio and Scuderia shields. Keep the original options list.
- MileageMost F8s have low mileage, so a higher-mile car needs to be priced and described carefully.
- ConditionFront-end paint, paint protection film, carbon fiber condition and wheel curb rash.
Where to sell a F8
Most F8s
A Ferrari dealer buying for its Approved program, or a specialist exotic buyer. Low-mile cars with dealer history and maintenance coverage get competitive offers from both.
Rare specification or very low miles
Online enthusiast auction or a specialist. Unusual colors and a long options list can draw competitive bidding.
Trading toward a newer Ferrari
A dealer trade-in may come with a sales tax credit in your state, and can help your relationship with the dealer. Compare offers after tax.
Every route, compared side by side, is in the Ferrari guide. Still paying off a loan or lease? See selling a Ferrari with a loan or lease.
Documents that add value
- Proof of remaining Genuine Maintenance coverage
- Ferrari Power warranty documents, if any
- Original options list or window sticker
- Dealer service records
- Car cover, battery tender and both keys
Common questions
How much Ferrari maintenance coverage does my F8 have left?
The program covers seven years from the date the car was first sold. A car first sold in 2020 is covered into 2027. A Ferrari dealer can confirm the exact date from your VIN.
Is the F8 the last V8 Ferrari?
It's the last mid-engine V8 Ferrari without hybrid assistance. Its successors use hybrid powertrains, which has made some buyers seek out the F8.
Is an F8 Spider worth more than the Tributo?
It cost more new and often sells for more, but the gap depends on mileage, options and region. Compare offers for your exact car.
Is a Ferrari dealer the best place to sell an F8?
For a recent, low-mile car with dealer history, a dealer is often competitive. Get at least one specialist offer to compare.