A 606-mile 2014 [Ferrari F12berlinetta](https://fridayswatchlist.com/search?make=Ferrari&model=F12berlinetta) just sold for $550,000, and that’s strong money for a car in a market that still loves low mileage and Italian V12s.

This F12berlinetta is a prime example of Ferrari's engineering prowess. With only 606 miles on the clock, it’s practically a new car, having been delivered to Ferrari of Seattle. The 6.3-liter F140 V12 engine produces a staggering 731 horsepower and is paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The Grigio Abu Dhabi paint job with Bordeaux leather upholstery adds a touch of elegance. Features like the Adaptive Frontlight System, front-axle lift, and carbon-ceramic brakes round out its impressive spec. Buyers are drawn to this model not just for its performance, but for the allure of owning one of Ferrari’s last naturally aspirated V12s in a rear-wheel-drive layout.

When it comes to pricing, this sale landed 4% below the fair value estimate of $573,600 — a fair deal in a heated auction environment with 21 bids. Bidding was competitive, indicating solid interest, but the final price reflects a slight cooling in the high-end market. Given the low mileage and desirable features, it’s hard to argue against the price being strong, even if it’s not quite hitting the expected fair value.

The community reactions were positive, with one commenter noting, “As well bought as anything in recent memory!" That sentiment captures the enthusiasm around this car. It’s clear that many in the bidding pool saw the value and potential of this particular F12berlinetta.

For buyers looking to snag a similar car in the future, keep an eye on mileage and service history. Low-mileage examples like this one often command a premium, but a well-documented service history can make a higher-mileage car just as appealing. If you're after a collector's piece, knowing the story behind the car can be just as important as the specs.