Ferrari 550
9 sales counted, 6 Dec 2010 to 28 Jan 2026 · worldwide · in sterling
Figures as at 5 November 2026 · rebuilt nightly
SuperCar AI holds 9 public auction sales of the Ferrari 550. The latest ordinary sale was £1,709,000 at RM Sotheby's on 28 January 2026. Over the last three years, 2 ordinary sales ran from £657,000 to £1,709,000.
Achieved prices: what the buyer paid, buyer’s premium included. These are ordinary sales: counted sales Trade has not marked. Every sale, marked ones with their reason, is in the table below. Each is shown as itself: no averages.
I · Every sale over time
9 counted sales, each shown as itself
- Price paid as the house published it
- Marked sale: counted, with its reason in the list below
II · Every sale
9 sales counted, newest first
All achieved prices at public auction. Each links to the auction house’s own result, or to the published report where the house gave none. One sale is marked: counted, and shown with the reason it is not an ordinary sale.
| Date | Auction | Price paid | Achieved, £ | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
28 Jan 2026 | RM Sotheby's | €1,973,750premium included, as published | £1,709,000at €1.1546 = £1, the Bank of England rate for 28 January 2026 | |
Jan 2026 | Mecum | $1,265,000premium included, as publishedMarked: a named collection: The Bachman Ferrari Collection. Counted, and shown with its reason. | £940,000at $1.3451 = £1, the Bank of England rate for January 2026. Only the month of sale is recorded. | |
Aug 2024 | Gooding Christie's | $841,000premium included, as published | £657,000at $1.2793 = £1, the Bank of England rate for August 2024. Only the month of sale is recorded. | |
4 Mar 2022 | Gooding Christie's | $665,000premium included, as published | £503,000at $1.3215 = £1, the Bank of England rate for 4 March 2022 | |
15 Jun 2021 | RM Sotheby's | €1,805,000premium included, as published | £1,554,000at €1.1616 = £1, the Bank of England rate for 15 June 2021 | |
Aug 2020 | RM Sotheby's | $4,290,000premium included, as published | £3,268,000at $1.3126 = £1, the Bank of England rate for August 2020. Only the month of sale is recorded. | |
Jan 2020 | Gooding Christie's | $406,500premium included, as published | £308,000at $1.3210 = £1, the Bank of England rate for January 2020. Only the month of sale is recorded. | |
7 Dec 2019 | Bonhams | £575,000premium included, as published | £575,000in sterling as published | |
6 Dec 2010 | Bonhams | £353,500premium included, as published | £354,000in sterling as published |
III · How these figures are made
Method and checks
Terms
- Achieved price
- What the buyer paid, including the buyer’s premium: the auction house’s fee, paid by the buyer on top of the winning bid. Where a house publishes only the winning bid, we add its published buyer’s fee and show both.
- Sterling
- Each sale is converted at the Bank of England rate for its sale date. Where only the month or the year of sale is recorded, the sale says so. The rate sits beside every sale.
- Marked sale
- A real sale that is not an ordinary one, such as a whole collection sold at no reserve. It is counted, and shown with its reason.
- Scope
- Worldwide public auctions, so this is not a UK price. Past results only: no asking prices, no estimates, no averages, nothing about prices to come.
Checks passed on 5 November 2026
- Every counted sale sold at a public auction9 checked
- No asking prices or unsold bidsnone found
- One basis throughout: price paid, premium included
- Every sale carries its exchange rate and source9 of 9
- Every figure is in sterling
- No sale in the figures failed the variant check
- Under 10% of this car’s sales held for a check0.0% (0)
- The count is every sale on this line, marked sales included
- Every marked sale is shown with its reason