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Ferrari 250 GT Lusso: market value and price history

Ferrari 250 GT Lusso Market Value & Price History

The Ferrari 250 GT Lusso has a market value of $1,659,250 depending on year and condition, based on 42 verified auction sales (data through Nov 13, 2026) across 2 model years (1962–1963). Individual examples have sold from $627,000 to $2,447,500, with 4 sold in the past 12 months. 2 are listed for sale.

Value Range
$1,659,250
Median Sale
$1,636,000
Auction Sales
42
Model Years
2
For Sale
2
Last checked Nov 13, 2026
42 auction results →2 for sale →

Ferrari 250 GT Lusso Value by Year

1963 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso
41 auction sales · 2 for sale
$1,659,250
1962 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso
1 auction sale
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Recent Ferrari 250 GT Lusso Auction Results

SoldYearPriceMileage
Aug 15, 20261963$1,650,0002,193 mi
Mar 7, 20261963$1,765,000—
Mar 6, 20261963$1,490,000565 mi
Feb 5, 202619631,242,500 EUR—
Oct 12, 202519631,380,000 EUR—
Aug 14, 20251963$1,380,00089,314 mi
Aug 14, 20251963$1,622,00046,702 mi
Jun 28, 202519631,187,200 EUR8,270 mi
Jun 12, 202419631,130,000 GBP—
May 9, 202419631,490,000 EUR—
Jan 25, 20241963$1,352,50077,229 mi
Nov 4, 202319631,186,250 GBP—

Ferrari 250 GT Lusso: Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a Ferrari 250 GT Lusso worth?

Ferrari 250 GT Lusso market values range from $1,659,250 depending on the model year, mileage, and condition. Recent auction sales span $627,000 to $2,447,500. See the year-by-year breakdown below.

Which Ferrari 250 GT Lusso year is best?

DriveIndex tracks the market value of every Ferrari 250 GT Lusso year (1962–1963), listed year by year on this page. Whether each year is appreciating, stable or depreciating is DriveIndex's Value Signal, a Pro feature, which also includes a 1–5 year projection.

How many Ferrari 250 GT Lusso sell per year?

4 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso have sold at auction in the past 12 months across all years; DriveIndex has tracked 42 sales in total.

Where can I buy a Ferrari 250 GT Lusso?

DriveIndex lists 2 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso for sale (last checked Nov 13, 2026), aggregated from the world's leading collector-car auction houses and marketplaces.

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