What’s my Ferrari California T worth?

Used Ferrari California T at UK specialist dealers are asking from £82,975 to £109,000, with a median of £94,990 today (18 for sale).

These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

As of 13 November 2026, from every Ferrari California T for sale at the UK’s specialist dealers, which Vertar reads each day. Find your year below, then your mileage.

Asking prices by year

YearFor saleLowestMedianHighest
20172£105k£105k£109k
20166£88k£100k£105k
20158£83k£88k£100k
20141£85k£85k£85k

Asking prices by mileage

All years together, so a band’s figure also reflects the ages of the cars in it.

MileageFor saleLowestMedianHighest
5,000 to 15,0005£100k£105k£109k
15,000 to 30,00010£83k£88k£105k
30,000 to 60,0002£85k£85k£85k

How quickly they sell

12% of Ferrari California Ts for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 17.

A car priced near the median for its year and mileage sells sooner; one priced well above usually waits, then has its price cut.

Recently sold

The last asking price of each, and how long it took to sell.

Selling yours?

Every way to sell a performance car in the UK, what each costs you and how long it takes: how to sell a performance car. Buying instead? Where to buy a used Ferrari California T or see every one for sale.

Questions

How much is my Ferrari California T worth?

Used Ferrari California T at UK specialist dealers are asking from £82,975 to £109,000, with a median of £94,990 today (18 for sale). These are asking prices, not what cars sell for or what a dealer would pay you. Buyers usually negotiate, and a dealer buying your car offers less than it would ask, to cover preparation, a warranty and its margin.

How quickly do Ferrari California T sell?

12% of Ferrari California Ts for sale at UK specialists have had a price cut, of 17.

Where can I sell my Ferrari California T?

To a specialist dealer (quickest, at a trade price), as a part-exchange, on sale or return through a specialist, through an online car-buying service, at auction, or privately through a classified advert. Our guide to selling compares them.