106-Mile Ferrari F50 Set for Auction in Las Vegas

Auction Details

A pristine 106-mile Ferrari F50 is heading to auction at the Wynn Las Vegas as part of Broad Arrow's event scheduled for Saturday, October 31. This particular model, finished in the iconic Rosso Corsa with Nero leather and Rosso seat inserts, is one of approximately 25 that were originally delivered to the U.K. and is a late-production example (#334).

Supercar Specifications

The Ferrari F50, a tribute to the brand's 50th anniversary, features a carbon-fiber monocoque and a powerful 4.7-liter V-12 engine, derived from Ferrari's successful F1 technology. This engine produces 513 hp and utilizes advanced features such as variable-length intake runners and a variable exhaust system, allowing it to reach an 8500 rpm redline. Notably, the F50 lacks modern conveniences like ABS, power steering, or power brakes, emphasizing its raw performance.

Market Trends

The F50 market is currently experiencing a significant boom, with some of the highest sales occurring recently. In 2026 alone, six of the ten highest F50 sales were recorded, with values for #2 examples rising by 102%. Over the past six years, F50 values have increased by an impressive 352%. The last F50 sold at auction with a low mileage of 252 miles fetched $12.1 million in January, indicating strong interest in low-mileage examples like the one heading to Las Vegas.

Record-Breaking Potential

Given its exceptional condition and low mileage, this F50 could potentially set a new record for the model, surpassing the current record of $14,575,000 for a car with higher mileage (7500 km or 4660 miles). As the auction date approaches, enthusiasts will be watching closely to see if this car claims the title of the most expensive F50 ever sold.