Ferrari · 2002
575M Maranello
Manual · RWD · Italy
AutoIndex value · good UK car
£80,000
Half of the 20 sales The Classic Valuer recorded in the last 12 months were between £80,000 and £200,000.
Checked against recent sales on 4 November 2026. How we value cars
Estimated price by condition
Project
£48,000
Restoration candidate
Driver
£80,000
Good usable example
Concours
£120,000
Show standard
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Results we have recorded from the auction houses’ published results
RM Sotheby's, The London Auction 2026, lot 140 · 31 October 2026 · estimate £120,000–£140,000
Not like for like: standard car; lot has the HGTC pack.
£103,500
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5 min readFerrari 575M Maranello: value questions answered
- How much is a Ferrari 575M Maranello worth?
- A good, usable UK example of the Ferrari 575M Maranello is worth around £80,000 on the AutoIndex index. A project car that needs restoration is nearer £48,000, and a concours-quality example around £120,000. Condition moves the price more than anything else.
- What makes one 575M Maranello worth more than another?
- Service history and paperwork — complete, stamped, explained
- Mileage against the norm for the model
- Originality — matching numbers, original paint and trim
- Specification — gearbox, colour, factory options
- UK-supplied versus imported
- Is the 575M Maranello I'm looking at fairly priced?
- Enter its asking price and condition in the price check above. It compares the price with the index for that condition and tells you what to ask the seller about.
- How many 575M Maranello cars were built?
- Around 2,056 were built, by our production records.
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