Overview

This 2013 Ferrari California F1 is a front-engined V8 convertible that combines Ferrari performance with genuine grand touring usability. Powered by the naturally aspirated 4.3-litre V8 and paired with Ferrari’s F1 dual-clutch transmission, the California was a landmark model, introducing a folding hardtop and everyday practicality without losing Ferrari character. Finished in white with a red leather interior, this example shows clear signs of use and carries an auction grade of 3.5, reflecting cosmetic wear and mechanical attention requirements rather than careful preservation.

Chassis number

Not provided

Auction grade

• Overall Grade 3.5

Mileage

• 68,570 km
• 42,600 miles

Engine and drivetrain

• 4.3-litre naturally aspirated V8 petrol engine
• F1 dual-clutch automatic transmission
• Rear-wheel drive

Key features and equipment

• Ferrari F1 dual-clutch transmission
• Red leather interior
• Keyless entry
• Alloy wheels
• Glass film applied

Condition overview

Exterior condition

The exterior reflects its 3.5 auction grade and regular use. Inspection notes indicate faint line scratches, paint touch-up areas and visible cosmetic defects. The diagram highlights a large paint defect on the bonnet, damage or repair noted at the rear bumper, and scattered scratches across multiple panels. Headlight clouding is also present.

Interior condition

The interior is heavily used and consistent with a lower interior grading. Wear is evident throughout the cabin, particularly in high-contact areas, and refurbishment would be required to return it to a higher standard.

Structural and mechanical notes

• Engine warning light illuminated
• Tyre pressure warning light illuminated
• Navigation system not functioning correctly
• Power window switch malfunction

Maintenance and provenance

• First registered: December 2013
• Recorded mileage: 68,570 km
• Owner’s manual and warranty book included

Summary

This Ferrari California F1 is a driver-grade example of Ferrari’s naturally aspirated V8 grand tourer. While the core appeal of the 4.3-litre V8, open-top driving and Ferrari styling remains intact, this car clearly reflects use and deferred maintenance. It represents a project opportunity rather than a turnkey Ferrari.