Ferrari 400 GT / 400 Automatic finance
The 4,823 cc Colombo F 101 C V12 produced 340 PS; of the 502 built, 147 were five-speed manual 400 GT and 355 were 400 Automatic with a three-speed GM gearbox, the first automatic offered in a production Ferrari.
- Production
- 1976 to 1979
- Engine
- 4.8L V12
- Power
- 335 bhp
- Layout
- Front-engine, RWD
- Body
- 2+2 coupe
- Built
- 502
An agreed valuation. Outside every manufacturer scheme.
Funded against a valuation agreed at the outset rather than any published figure. No manufacturer scheme will look at a car of this age, so this is specialist commercial lending or it is nothing.
Production ran for 4 years and ended 1979, 47 years ago. Age is what moves a car from one lending basis to the next, and this one sits in the classic band. We lend from £25,000 and the assumed term across this site is 48 months.
- Specific output
- 70 bhp per litre
- Configuration
- V12
- Production span
- 4 years
- Rarity rank
- 55 of 110
502 built. Against the 110 Ferrari road cars in this dataset that carry a documented build number, that makes it rarer than 50% of them. Build volume is not a valuation, but it is the first thing that separates a car an assessor can find comparables for from one they cannot.
Specifications published for identification. Checked against wikipedia and Supercar Nostalgia. Power is quoted in brake horsepower, which is not the same as the PS figure a brochure usually leads with. We are not a Ferrari dealer and we cannot sell you the car.
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We will come back with which loan types the car supports and what each one is likely to cost. If none of them work, that is the answer you get.