The wait to actually park its successor, the 849 Testarossa, in a garage is still long. Meanwhile, a truly special Ferrari SF90 Stradale has appeared on the used car market in Italy, offering enthusiasts a rare opportunity not to be missed.
Used but extraordinary
This particular SF90 Stradale has covered nearly 14,000 kilometers and is being offered for sale by the Gruppo De Poi in Umbria. Registered in March 2021, it becomes especially “special” because it was previously owned by Carlos Sainz. The Spanish driver’s collection also includes a fully customized 812 Superfast, tailored in every detail through Ferrari’s Tailor Made program, which joined his garage most recently in 2023.
Customized and signed
What truly connects this SF90 Stradale to Sainz is his signature in the engine bay, combined with a range of optional features that add to the value of this 1,000-horsepower hybrid hypercar. The asking price reflects this provenance: €570,000, which is significantly higher than the average market price for SF90 Stradales. According to Car and Classic, the typical sale price recently has been around €314,000, with the highest reaching €500,000.
Of course, actual prices vary widely depending on the specific car’s customization, optional equipment, and mileage.
Titanium, carbon fiber, and Alcantara enhance the SF90
The SF90 Stradale ex-Carlos Sainz includes numerous optional features. On the exterior, it sports Ferrari shields on the front wheel arches, titanium exhaust tips, and titanium wheel hub columns. Carbon fiber details are found throughout, from the rear diffuser to the side skirts, complemented by forged wheels. The entire bodywork is protected by a PPF film.
Inside, the SF90 Stradale features leather seats with Alcantara central panels, a carbon fiber steering wheel with LED shift indicators, and comes with a scheduled maintenance package valid until 2027.
The sale of Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari SF90 Stradale offers a rare intersection between automotive excellence and Formula 1 memorabilia. With its high specification—including titanium components and a full carbon fiber kit—the car is a prime example of Ferrari’s hybrid pinnacle, further elevated by the personal signature of the driver himself. While the €570,000 price tag carries a significant “celebrity premium” compared to standard market values, the added value of the maintenance plan and its impeccable provenance makes it a standout piece for any serious collector looking to capture a moment from Sainz’s tenure at Maranello.
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