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How much money does a Ferrari 812 Superfast cost?

The price of the Ferrari 812 Superfast is approximately RM 2,000,000 to RM 2,500,000 (excluding optional features, taxes, and insurance), with the final amount depending on the car's specifications, customization requests, and current market conditions. This flagship GT sports car is equipped with a 6.5L V12 naturally aspirated engine, producing 800 PS and 718 Nm of torque, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds, making it one of the most powerful front-engine sports cars in the world. Buyers can choose to equip their vehicle with carbon fiber packages, special paint colors, luxurious interior materials, and personalized details, which typically increase the final price. Due to Ferrari's rarity and handcrafted nature, the long-term resale value of the 812 Superfast is also quite impressive, making it a desirable option for collectors and driving enthusiasts seeking the ultimate driving experience. If you're interested in purchasing, it’s advisable to contact Ferrari Malaysia’s official dealer (Naza Italia) for inquiries regarding inventory and customization options.
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When was the Ferrari 812 Superfast launched?
The Ferrari 812 Superfast was launched in 2017. It is a highly attractive and high-performance sports car from Ferrari.
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When was the Ferrari 812 Competizione made?
The Ferrari 812 Competizione made its global debut in May 2021, marking the launch of this limited-edition V12 supercar, which will be produced from 2022 to 2024 (depending on order schedules). As the ultimate performance variant of the 812 Superfast, its worldwide allocation is limited to just 999 units (coupe version) and 599 units (convertible version). The availability in the Malaysian market through the authorized distributor, Nasim Ferrari, is extremely limited, with the first deliveries typically requiring a wait of 18 to 24 months. The high-performance Targa-top version is particularly sought after in tropical regions. Its 6.5L V12 engine, with a redline of 8,500 rpm, features racing technologies such as titanium connecting rods, making it 38 kilograms lighter than the standard version. This marks Ferrari's final chapter for the traditional front-mid engine V12 layout. Future maintenance will require the use of proprietary components like the “jump fire coil.” Currently, the 812 Competizione commands a premium of up to 30% in the Malaysian second-hand market, with nearly-new models often priced above RM 2.8 million without any additional options.
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How much is a Ferrari 812?
In Malaysia, the official price of the Ferrari 812 Superfast ranges from RM 1.8 million to RM 2.2 million, depending on optional features and tax rates. This naturally aspirated V12 supercar is powered by a 6.5-liter engine that delivers a maximum output of 800 horsepower, achieving 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds. In comparison, the high-performance variant, the 812 Competizione, may retail for over RM 2.5 million locally, with its unique carbon fiber roof and upgraded aerodynamic package making it a collector's item. In terms of additional costs, buyers should budget at least RM 200,000 for optional features such as forged wheels and a panoramic camera system, with annual ownership costs (insurance + maintenance) estimated at around RM 150,000. Notably, purchasing the vehicle in Johor offers tax incentives, potentially resulting in a final price that is 10% to 15% lower than in the Klang Valley. For those considering the second-hand market, a three-year-old 812 Superfast with mileage under 20,000 kilometers is valued at approximately RM 1.3 million to RM 1.5 million. It is advisable to purchase through an authorized dealer like Nasim Ferrari to benefit from a seven-year factory warranty, while being mindful of potential certification differences with parallel imports.
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How much is the Ferrari 812 Superfast?
In Malaysia, the latest price for the Ferrari 812 Superfast is approximately RM 1,800,000 to RM 2,200,000, depending on optional features, tax rates, and whether it is a new model. This vehicle is equipped with a 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 engine, delivering a robust 800 horsepower. It represents Ferrari's current flagship front-engine supercar, with its steep price attributed not only to its performance but also to its exceptional aerodynamic design and luxurious bespoke interior. Compared to competitors like the Lamborghini Aventador S (around RM 2,000,000) and the McLaren 720S (approximately RM 1,500,000), the 812 Superfast occupies a premium segment in the market by offering a pure driving experience through its V12 engine and leveraging Ferrari's brand prestige. Additionally, buyers should budget an extra RM 200,000 to RM 400,000 for personalized options such as carbon fiber components, special paint, or high-end sound systems. Purchasing this vehicle in Malaysia typically involves ordering through authorized dealers like Nasim Ferrari, with buyers also responsible for import duties, insurance, and luxury car registration fees. Despite its high price, the 812 Superfast retains its value in the local second-hand market, with three-year-old models often selling for over RM 1,300,000, demonstrating Ferrari's strong brand equity.
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Is the Ferrari 812 Superfast fast?
Without a doubt, the Ferrari 812 Superfast is a supremely fast sports car. It is equipped with a powerful propulsion system that can explode with astonishing power in an instant, accelerating rapidly with outstanding high-speed performance. Its impressive performance is enough to catch the eye even on the roads of Malaysia. But it's worth noting that road speeds are subject to legal regulations, and even if the vehicle's performance is outstanding, it should be driven in accordance with law and regulations.

Pros

Extremely fast
Excellent design
Has modern features
The sound of the V-12 is enchanting, the body lines are very attractive, and the speed does not affect the drivability

Cons

Higher price
The powerful performance may be daunting, as a GT model it is heavier but the chassis is well concealed, the Competizione model is no longer available

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