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Ferrari 1961 250 GT/E 2+2 for sale
Coupe
€699,950
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250 GT Cabriolet Series II · Convertible
$1,674,809
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250 GT Cabriolet · Convertible
$1,920,635
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250 GT · Coupe
$1,289,678
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250 GT Cabriolet · Convertible
$2,138,095
The 250 is named after the swept volume of one cylinder, 250 cubic centimetres, twelve of which make three litres: Ferrari named its cars that way until the nineteen-seventies. The chassis came in two wheelbases, 2,400 mm and 2,600 mm.
Ferrari built the 250 GT at Maranello from the mid-fifties to the early sixties and had the bodies made outside: Pinin Farina, Scaglietti, Vignale and Boano each dressed the same chassis differently, which is why two 250 GT of the same year can look nothing alike.
The available examples cover model years 1957 to 1961. The median odometer reading is 27,744 miles, and 2 of the 5 listings that state it show under 10,000 km.
Across the listings in this selection, the Ferrari 250 GT is quoted at convertible. These are the figures dealers declare, not a reconstructed factory specification.
5 Ferrari 250 GT are currently listed by 4 dealers across 3 countries. In US dollars, prices run from $814,952 to $2,138,095, with a median of $1,674,809. These statistics are expressed in US dollars for comparison. Listing prices are shown in your selected currency, with indicative conversions; the dealer’s original price and currency are available on each vehicle page.
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Asking prices for the Ferrari 250 GT on LuxuryPulse run from $814,952 to $2,138,095, with a median of $1,674,809 across 5 priced listings. Taxes, registration and dealer fees are extra.
5 Ferrari 250 GT are for sale on LuxuryPulse: 5 in other countries.
The lowest asking price is $814,952, for a 1961 example with 191 miles in Netherlands. The highest is $2,138,095, for a 1960 example with 44,620 miles in United Kingdom.
The median is 27,744 miles. 2 cars have fewer than 1,000 miles.
237 hp (240 PS), from the 2,953 cc Colombo V12, according to Wikipedia.
4 specialist dealers.