1962 Ferrari 250
This 1962 Ferrari 250 sold for $561,470 at RM Sotheby's in February 2018, as of October 16, 2026.
Photo: RM Sotheby'sEvery time it’s been to auction
1 appearance. Oldest first.
- Feb 2018Sold $561,470RM Sotheby's
What 250s sell for
250s sold too spread out in the past three years to mark one range.
What the listing said
SamWhen it sold in February 2018, the listing gave Ferrari Classiche certification and documented history.
250s that sold
The 42 sales in the past three years, too spread out to mark one range. Newest first, the latest 30 shown.
- 1964Aug 2026 · others$1,270,000
- 1962Aug 2026 · others$285,500
- 1963Aug 2026 · others$18,705,000
- 1963May 2026 · others$18,150,000
- 1963565 miles · Mar 2026 · others$1,490,000
- 1963Mar 2026 · others$1,765,000
- 1960Mar 2026 · others$16,505,000
- 1963Jan 2026 · others$1,242,500
- 1963Jan 2026 · others$410,000
- 1961Aug 2025 · others$7,550,000
- 1961Aug 2025 · others$357,000
- 1962Aug 2025 · others$1,435,000
- 196389,314 miles · Aug 2025 · others$1,380,000
- 196375,159 miles · Aug 2025 · others$1,622,000
- 1961Dec 2024 · Bring a Trailer$392,000
- 19632,315 miles · Oct 2024 · others$346,000
- 1960Aug 2024 · others$483,500
- 1960Aug 2024 · others$17,055,000
- 1964Jun 2024 · others$1,490,000
- 1962Mar 2024 · others$291,000
- 1961Feb 2024 · others$290,000
- 1960Feb 2024 · others$940,000
- 1963Jan 2024 · others$1,352,500
- 196382,000 miles · Oct 2023 · Bring a Trailer$1,402,000
- 1962Aug 2023 · others$1,380,000
- 1962Aug 2023 · others$9,465,000
- 1960Aug 2023 · others$280,000
- 1960Aug 2023 · others$1,300,000
- 1962Aug 2023 · others$544,000
- 196468,128 miles · Aug 2023 · others$2,810,000
Questions
- What did this car last sell for?
- $561,470 at RM Sotheby's in February 2018.
- How many times has it been to auction?
- Once, and it sold that time.
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