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Market values are normalized for comparison. Original MSRP and sold prices remain preserved in their source currency.

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CHF 94'490

1 EUR = 0.9449 CHF

ECB reference · AED/USD peg · 2026-09-16

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Specs verified

Ferrari · 2013–2015

458 Speciale

Vehicle facts

Built

Undisclosed

Factory confirmed

Powertrain

V8

4,497 cc · Naturally aspirated

Output

605 PS / 445 kW

Existing catalog value

Verified market value

CHF 924'670

pending

About this car

SCI Collector Score, the collector case, essentials, market & analysis.

SCI Collector Score

SCI-1.5.0
69/100

Balanced · Balanced

SCI scale

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7/10

Current · 7/10 · Positive zone

58

Evidence Confidence

65%

Coverage

Indicative SCIRisk

SCI 1.5

Collector score.

75%

Collector core

25%

Market

Factor breakdown

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8 factors
How SCI works

Collector quality and evidence are separate. Structural collector factors carry 75%; observable market factors carry 25%.

Methodology & score history
Research notes

Publication gates

No coherent sold-price benchmark is available.

Needs at least 5 comparable sold observations inside the 36-month market window.

Needs at least two independent source providers in the benchmark window.

Needs at least two comparable sales in the last 24 months.

Data Confidence must reach at least 68/100.

Rationale

Collector Evidence G contributes source-backed structural evidence from 5 independent sources; it does not substitute for transaction evidence.

SCI 1.5 separates structural collectibility from evidence confidence: scarcity, collector significance and future relevance carry 75% of SCI; observable market factors carry 25%. Thin public-market evidence primarily reduces Confidence rather than intrinsic collector quality.

Uncovered factors retain conservative neutral priors in the score model while their missing support remains visible in factor coverage and Evidence Confidence; they are never presented as equally evidenced facts.

SCI 1.5 migration guard limits unsupported downward changes to 3 points and weak-intrinsic-coverage upward changes to 5 points during the September 2026 transition window. Evidence-backed halo sanity floors require all three structural factors to be covered.

SCI is indicative: the collector score clears the coverage gate, while Verified publication still requires the independent market-evidence gates.

Collector intelligence

Why it matters.

The collector case in a few signals first. Full editorial notes and source detail remain available below.

Rarity

Factory Special Series status, direct GT/GT3 development lessons and the documented end-of-era naturally aspirated V8 position create strong collector significance…

Significance

Factory Special Series derivative of the 458 platform in Ferrari’s V8 special-series lineage

Engineering

Ferrari places the 458 Speciale between the 430 Scuderia and turbocharged 488 Pista in its track-focused V8 Special Series lineage

Collector signal

it represents the ultimate development of the naturally aspirated 458 platform.

Key checksAuction evidence strongly emphasizes one-owner history, exceptionally low mileage, factory option…Collector risk centers on undocumented accident/paint history, non-original changes, missing service records…

Technical profile

The essentials.

Engine architecture

V8

Power

605 PS / 445 kW

Top speed

325 km/h

Drivetrain

RWD

Transmission

7-speed dual-clutch

Displacement

4,497 cc

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Engine architectureV8
Cylinders8
Displacement4,497 cc
AspirationNaturally aspirated
Power605 PS / 445 kW
Torque540 Nm
DrivetrainRWD
Transmission7-speed dual-clutch
Gears7
Top speed325 km/h
Kerb weight1,395 kg

Market

What the market tells us.

A quick read of the strongest published price evidence. Original source currencies stay preserved.

Latest source

Market chart & benchmark

Price history, evidence modes, ranges and benchmark methodology · open by default

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Collectible market terminal

CHF 530'174 CHF 530'174

Ferrari 458 Speciale · model-level research benchmark, not an appraisal of a specific chassis.

Completed sales · 1 · chart-readyAsking market · 1

Raw sales + adaptive trend · historical FX display layer · SCI benchmark gates remain unchanged

1 Sales1 Ask1 GuidesFX normalized

Observed sold-price evidence. Original source currencies remain preserved.

1 trend-eligible sale · launch visually anchored · 1 historical-FX pointMove across a sale point to inspect the observation
CHF 992kCHF 797kCHF 602kCHF 407kCHF 211kGuide range · CHF 521,199CHF 521,199Launch 2013Aug 27, 2026
SaleAskMedian trendLaunch MSRP

Raw sales remain individual evidence points. The filled line is an adaptive median market story visually anchored to launch MSRP on MAX; launch is not included in the median, SCI score or benchmark eligibility.

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Market intelligence

At a glance.

How to read this

Only qualified SCC evidence is shown. Missing evidence stays blank.

Market depth pending.

Price distribution pending.

Value since MSRP

Qualified change

SCI factor profile

Score & evidence.

SCI evidence pending.

Market signals

Market Radar.

Market signals pending.

Mileage impact

Mileage & value.

No mileage-tagged market evidence yet.

Global Registry

Known cars. Verified only.

Registry coverage

0 in review
Method

Identity, verification and location are separate. Historical observations do not prove a current location.

Geography

privacy threshold · 3+

No verified public geography yet.

Research depth

Sources & methodology.

Professional research stays complete, but it no longer competes with the first-read vehicle story.

Price evidence ledger

MSRP, sold, asking and guide evidence with original currencies

Price evidence

Evidence ledger.

Launch MSRP, realized sales, public asking inventory and valuation guides stay separate. Auction venue, mileage, model year and listing specification are exposed where the source publishes them. Source currencies are preserved and never relabelled as transaction prices.

Manufacturer / launch MSRP

Original published launch pricing. Net/gross basis is preserved where the source states it.

1 record

Completed sales

Published realized transactions only. Auction, venue, mileage and specification context remain visible; unsold bids never enter this group.

1 record

Market guides

Supporting valuation evidence; lower-weighted than direct completed sales and kept separate from live asks.

1 record

Collector research notes

Full narrative, value drivers and risk factors

Factory Special Series status, direct GT/GT3 development lessons and the documented end-of-era naturally aspirated V8 position create strong collector significance without relying on an unverified production number.

Potential value drivers

  • Ferrari classifies the 458 Speciale as a Special Series model and documents its 2013–2015 delivery period, but no authoritative fixed factory production total for the coupé was recovered. Exact production count remains UNRESOLVED.
  • Factory Special Series derivative of the 458 platform in Ferrari’s V8 special-series lineage
  • it was a finite-life special model, but the coupé was not documented by Ferrari in the researched sources with a fixed numbered cap.
  • Ferrari places the 458 Speciale between the 430 Scuderia and turbocharged 488 Pista in its track-focused V8 Special Series lineage
  • it represents the ultimate development of the naturally aspirated 458 platform.
  • 605 cv at 9,000 rpm from the naturally aspirated 4.5-litre V8, active aerodynamics and Side Slip Angle Control, developed with lessons from 458 GT/GT3 competition cars.
  • Marks the high-water mark/end point of Ferrari’s naturally aspirated V8 Special Series era before the 488 Pista brought turbocharging
  • it also integrated race-car lessons and SSC/active-aero technology into the road platform.

Risk factors

  • Auction evidence strongly emphasizes one-owner history, exceptionally low mileage, factory option specification, official Ferrari service records, original books and preserved factory condition.
  • Collector risk centers on undocumented accident/paint history, non-original changes, missing service records and comparing ordinary/high-mile cars with exceptional low-mile examples. Individual auction cars show minor repairs, but those are not generalized into a model-wide defect claim.

Research status & production source

Verification, research tier, methodology and factory source

Research status

Static profile

Editorial review in progress

Production facts

Source verified

SCI methodology

Research · confidence 58/100

Research tier: P0 · Verified production research

Last static verification: 2026-09-16T18:33:42.871796+00:00

Production source

Count undisclosed

Ferrari classifies the 458 Speciale as a Special Series model but does not publish a fixed production count in its official model-introduction reporting. Count intentionally left undisclosed rather than inferred from registry estimates.

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