Last updated: October 2026 · Estimated landed prices
Quick answer: A Ferrari in Nigeria costs roughly ₦250 million for an older V8 model like a 458 or California to over ₦1.3 billion for a Purosangue or SF90, and several billion naira for collector cars like the F40. Ferrari has no official dealer network in Nigeria, so most cars are imported through specialists.
| Ferrari | Type | Approx. landed price |
|---|---|---|
| California / Portofino | Convertible GT | ₦200m – ₦450m |
| 458 Italia / Spider | Mid-engine V8 | ₦300m – ₦500m |
| Roma / Roma Spider | Front-engine GT | ₦350m – ₦580m |
| 488 GTB / 488 Spider | Mid-engine V8 | ₦400m – ₦600m |
| 296 GTB / GTS | V6 hybrid | ₦550m – ₦800m |
| 812 Superfast / 12Cilindri | Front-engine V12 | ₦700m – ₦1.1bn |
| Purosangue | Four-door V12 (SUV-style) | ₦900m – ₦1.3bn |
| SF90 Stradale / Spider | V8 plug-in hybrid | ₦900m – ₦1.3bn |
| F40 | Collector classic | ₦4bn – ₦6bn |
Ferrari’s newest cars include the 12Cilindri (V12 GT), the Amalfi (successor to the Roma), the 296 Speciale, the F80 hypercar and the brand’s first fully electric model, the Elettrica. The Purosangue is Ferrari’s SUV-style four-seater; there is no Ferrari pickup truck.
Among current models, the F80 hypercar (about $3.9 million, all sold) is the most expensive. In the collector world, classic Ferraris like the 250 GTO have sold for more than $50 million, making them some of the most valuable cars ever.
Ferrari and Lamborghini are fierce Italian rivals. Ferrari focuses on racing heritage, balance and exclusivity (you often need a purchase history to get new limited models). Lamborghini (owned by Audi/Volkswagen) is known for dramatic design, and its Urus SUV is easier to buy than a Purosangue. In Nigeria, a Lamborghini Urus is usually more attainable than a Ferrari Purosangue. See our luxury sports cars guide.
From roughly ₦250m for an older model to over ₦1.3bn for a Purosangue or SF90.
Older models like the California or 458, from about ₦200m–₦300m landed.
There is no official Ferrari dealer in Nigeria; buyers import through specialists.
About these prices: estimates based on international dealer and market prices in October 2026, converted at current exchange rates, plus approximate import costs. Prices change quickly, so confirm with your importer before you pay. See every brand in our car prices in Nigeria hub.
Pmike is the blog editor at LuxuryCars.ng, writing clear guides on car prices, insurance, and ownership to help Nigerians buy cars with confidence.
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