Buy a Used Ferrari in Switzerland
Buy a Used Ferrari in Switzerland. 1 listing currently presented, from CHF 129'950.
To buy a used Ferrari in Switzerland, compare V12 berlinettas, V8 sports cars and open-top models. Consider your intended use and their history.
Ferrari is one of the strongest names in luxury cars. Each model blends Italian heritage, high performance, bold style, and Maranello craftsmanship. On 80k.ch, find used Ferraris chosen for buyers and sellers of premium cars in Switzerland.
Classic cars sit alongside recent premium models. If a trade seller has been checked, their vehicle page clearly shows the matching badge.
Ferrari: The Road Born from Competition
Ferrari's history is tied to motorsport. Enzo Ferrari founded Scuderia Ferrari in 1929. After World War II, the company began to build cars under its own name. In 1947, the Ferrari 125 S became the first model to bear the brand's name. It soon had its first racing successes.
Located in Maranello in Italy, the company makes road cars shaped by its racing experience. The Prancing Horse has thus become a global symbol of performance, rarity, and passion for cars. This spirit is found in mid-engine sports cars, front-engine GTs, hybrid models, and the marque's classic cars.
Ferrari models to discover
On the used market, you can find the Roma, 296 GTB, F8 Tributo and SF90 Stradale, among others. V12 models, Spiders and limited editions also appeal to keen drivers and fans of classic cars.
A sought-after spec, low mileage and a full service history can shape a car’s value. A rare colour combination can also affect its value.
The marque's Swiss market brings together recent cars, iconic sports models, and collector cars. Keen buyers check mechanical systems, equipment and origin. They check factory options, service records, past owners and the car’s overall condition too. This list is a starting point for your search.
It does not guarantee that these models are available on 80k.
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano
The 599 GTB Fiorano was presented in 2006 and built until 2012. It is a front-engine V12 coupé designed by Pininfarina. Our Ferrari 599 GTB guide details its versions and the points to check before buying.
Ferrari 458 Italia and 488 GTB
The 458 Italia and 488 GTB are mid-engine coupés well liked by fans of the marque's V8 engines.
Ferrari F8 Tributo and F8 Spider
The F8 Tributo and F8 Spider are modern models that blend power, aerodynamics, and grand touring comfort.
Ferrari 296 GTB and 296 GTS
The 296 GTB and 296 GTS are plug-in hybrid sports cars. They pair a twin-turbo V6 with an electric motor.
Ferrari SF90 Stradale and SF90 Spider
The SF90 Stradale and SF90 Spider are high-performance hybrid sports cars. They suit those who want the brand's latest technology.
Ferrari Roma
The Roma is an elegant Grand Touring coupé, designed to blend comfort, style, and daily performance.
Ferrari Portofino M
The Portofino M is a GT convertible with a hard roof that folds away. It suits trips and varied use.
Ferrari 812 Superfast, GTS and 12Cilindri
The 812 Superfast, GTS, and 12Cilindri are front-engine V12 models. Buyers seek their character, sound and special status in the range.
Ferrari Purosangue
The Purosangue is a four-door, four-seater model that retains the marque's exclusive status.
Buy a used Ferrari in Switzerland: checks
Compare the service book, invoices and mileage. Test the gearbox cold and warm. Confirm the engine type: petrol or petrol hybrid.
Check each warranty on its own: dates, exclusions and transfer terms. Ask the manufacturer or official dealer whether this car qualifies for factory cover or an official scheme.
Check whether the car was Swiss-delivered or imported. For an imported car, ask for proof of customs clearance (Federal Office for Customs and Border Security, FOCBS). Then confirm type approval and registration with your cantonal road traffic office. Request the last MFK report. Arrange an independent pre-purchase inspection too.
Available Ferrari vehicles
Frequently asked questions
- How should I compare prices?
Check asking prices in current listings on 80k. Compare similar versions and service histories. These prices do not prove completed sale amounts.
- Is a warranty included?
Check each offer individually. Request written terms, exclusions and transfer rules. The brand name alone does not establish coverage.
- Which model should I choose?
Start with your intended use, seating needs and maintenance budget. Then compare engines and test-drive your shortlisted versions.
- What should I check for the MFK?
Request the latest inspection report and any import documents. Confirm requirements with your cantonal road traffic office. The MFK does not replace a pre-purchase inspection.
Available models
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