Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta

A Ferrari badge carries a certain expectation, and the catalogue data gives a precise answer to how far the LaFerrari Aperta meets it. Its used price ranks 6th among all 600 cars in Dream Car Garage, placing it above 594 other cars in the collection, with a listed used price of £4,500,000. That position is not simply a reflection of cost, but an indication of where this car sits in a catalogue built around the world’s most desirable machinery.

The figure that defines its character in this collection is not just the price, but the combination of performance and engineering choices behind it. The LaFerrari Aperta ranks 32nd for power and 27th for 0-100 km/h acceleration across all 600 cars. Its 963 bhp and 900 Nm from a 6.3 litre V12 place it firmly within the upper tier of the catalogue, while its 2.6 second 0-100 km/h time means it is faster than 573 cars listed here. The 350 km/h top speed also sits among the strongest performances, ranked 38th overall.

The Aperta’s configuration adds another layer to its place in the collection. It is one of 90 cars in the catalogue using a V12 engine layout, and one of 68 pairing that layout with rear-wheel drive. As a two-seater targa-top spider, it offers a distinct form within the Ferrari presence represented by 53 cars in the catalogue. The cost of reaching this level of performance is also clear in the numbers, with a cost of £4,673 per bhp.

Production of 210 cars gives the LaFerrari Aperta a measurable rarity. Of the 177 cars in the catalogue with known production figures, only 55 are rarer by that measure. That figure stands on its own without needing exaggeration, especially alongside its performance rankings and price position.

For a collector choosing from 600 cars, the LaFerrari Aperta represents a particular balance: a Ferrari hypercar with a V12, rear-wheel drive, open-top body style and figures that remain near the front of the catalogue. In a garage built through careful selection, this is the car that brings together Ferrari heritage as represented by the badge, and the measurable extremes shown by the data. The numbers are enough to explain why it occupies such a rare position.