Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone for sale

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2 Luxury Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone for sale

Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone prices

Median price
$572,639
Lowest price
$417,402
Highest price
$727,876
Average price
$572,639

2 cars with a listed price

Based on 2 listed prices.

Conversions are indicative. The dealer's price in its original currency is authoritative. The average excludes listings priced on request. Setting a limit leaves out those listings.

About the Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone

The 812 Superfast succeeded the F12berlinetta in 2017 and was built at Maranello until 2024; it was the first Ferrari with electric power steering, and its rear-wheel steering and Side Slip Control 5.0 come from the F12tdf.

Ferrari has built its cars at Maranello since 1943 and casts its own engines on site. The V8 line runs from the 308 to the 296, the V12 from the 250 to the 12Cilindri, and the Tailor Made and Atelier programmes will trim a car to an owner's order.

Market overview

The available examples cover model years 2019 to 2020. 1 examples are listed as new and 1 as used.

2 Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone are currently listed by 2 dealers in Germany.

FAQ

Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone for sale

How much does a Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone cost?

Asking prices for the Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone on LuxuryPulse run from $417,402 to $727,876, with a median of $572,639 across 2 priced listings. Taxes, registration and dealer fees are extra.

How many Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone are for sale?

2 Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone are for sale on LuxuryPulse: 2 in other countries.

How much horsepower does the Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone have?

789 hp (800 PS), from the 6,496 cc naturally aspirated V12, according to Wikipedia.

How many dealers sell the Mansory 812 Superfast Stallone on LuxuryPulse?

2 specialist dealers.

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