A budget-band guide to buying a second-hand Ferrari in Dubai, using dealer asking prices on Carzle in October 2026, plus the checks to make before you pay.
A used Ferrari in Dubai starts at about AED 495,000 for a 2019 Portofino, and the 2011 458 Italia sits at AED 799,000. Newer V8 and V12 cars run from AED 1.2 million to AED 2 million, and collector cars cost more. These are dealer asking prices on Carzle in October 2026, covering 20 Ferraris.
Rather than going model by model, this guide goes budget band by budget band, so you can see what your money actually buys today, then what to check before you commit.
Two cars sit below AED 700,000 right now, and both are open to a buyer who wants a real Ferrari rather than a nearly-new one.
The trim is not recorded on either listing, so confirm specification, options and history directly with the dealer. At this level the question is rarely the sticker price. It is the condition, the number of owners and whether servicing has been done on schedule.
This band mixes an older classic-generation car with newer, low-mileage ones.
The pattern is clear. Within this band you can choose either a 2011 458 with 51,408 km or a soft-top at close to delivery mileage. The 458 is the character purchase and the newer cars are the low-risk purchase. If you are weighing the 296, read our Ferrari 296 GTB and GTS buyers guide.
Most of the choice lives here. Several cars cluster just under AED 2 million, so it pays to compare mileage and body style rather than price.
The F8 Spider is the lowest-priced car here. The Purosangue is the most represented model, and the 12Cilindri and 812 GTS are the V12 options. For the 12Cilindri in detail, see our 12Cilindri price and specs article. Every car in this band shows at least 102 km, so none counts as brand new.
Above AED 2 million the listings are mostly low-distance Purosangues and two special-series cars.
The 488 Pista Piloti is the collector listing, from AED 3,999,000. Both listed cars carry the Piloti trim and show low mileage, at 209 km and 2,003 km. At this price you are buying rarity, so provenance, documents and condition matter more than anything else.
Mileage is not the main driver of price on Carzle right now. A 2018 488 GTB with 19,930 km asks AED 679,000, while a 2023 F8 Spider with 14,000 km asks AED 1,340,000. Model and generation matter more, and the cheapest cars are the older ones. When you compare two similar cars, mileage and history decide which one is worth the premium. See also the running cost breakdown for a supercar in Dubai, because a lower purchase price does not mean lower ownership cost.
Start with the general inspection in our used car inspection checklist, covering paperwork, body, interior, test drive and underside. Then add the points specific to Ferrari.
You can browse all Ferrari listings on Carzle to compare these cars side by side.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not legal, financial, tax or insurance advice. Prices, specifications and availability are indicative, vary by trim and GCC specification, and change without notice - confirm current figures with the selling dealer. Government fees, registration, import, customs and traffic regulations are subject to change; always verify current requirements directly with the relevant UAE authority (RTA, MOEI, Customs, your emirate's traffic department) or your insurer before acting. Carzle is a marketplace: vehicles are listed and sold by independent licensed dealers, and Carzle is not a party to any sale.
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