80-Mile 2017 Ferrari F12tdf Extra Campionario
Vehicle Details
- Year: 2017
- Make: Ferrari
- Model: F12tdf
- VIN: ZFF81BFA2H0225416
- Mileage: 80
- Transmission: Automatic
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Bianco Italia
- Seller: ExoticCarSearch
- Seller Type: Dealer (Consignment)
- Location: Billings, MO 65610
- Dealer Fees: None
- Lot #: V-0010921-DT
We are pleased to present this outstanding 2017 Ferrari F12tdf. Carrying on Ferrari’s illustrious tradition of V12-powered grand touring cars, the F12 features a 769 HP naturally aspirated engine, advanced race-derived aerodynamics, magnetorheological dampers, carbon-ceramic brakes, electronic rear-wheel steering, and utilization of extensive lightweight materials. One of only 799 examples produced in total, the special edition F12tdf derives its namesake from the legendary Tour De France Automobile endurance road race which was dominated by Ferrari between 1956-1964. Finished in Bianco Italia, this Canadian-delivered 2017 example was custom ordered through Ferrari's Extra Campionario program with a host of special options including an Italia interior/exterior livery, Bianco/Nero leather upholstery, and a matching luggage set. With less than 100 miles traveled from new, this highly unique collector-grade F12tdf is now being offered for auction by its seller out of Missouri.
The tdf is based on the F12 Berlinetta grand touring car, a Pininfarina-designed aluminum body developed with a focus on high-speed downforce. Compared with the Berlinetta, almost every panel of the tdf has been modified to create twice the downforce while reducing aerodynamic drag. It makes use of Ferrari’s Aerobridge technology, consisting of air channels that run from the hood, through the fenders, into the rear vents above the rear wheels, and exit via the finned rear diffuser which uses dynamic flaps that deploy as necessary. The front bumper has been completely redesigned, featuring a widened and scooped lower section that incorporates a splitter, dive planes, floor wings, and louvers to manage airflow. The rear spoiler has been heightened, and the rake of the rear glass has been modified to achieve more downforce. The front and rear tracks have also been widened to accommodate the 275mm width tires in the front and 315mm in the rear.
This example is finished in Extra Campionario Bianco Italia with special Italia livery stripes over the top of the car. It also features optional carbon-fiber trim for the headlight inserts, rear fog lamp, and wheel center caps. This tdf rides on Pirelli P-Zero Corsa PZC4 tires mounted on lightweight 20” black forged wheels, which sit in front of the massive Rosso Corsa painted carbon-ceramic brake calipers. Detailed images are provided in the photo gallery along with a clean CARFAX report.
The interior of this F12tdf is upholstered with Extra Campionario Bianco/Nero leather with special Italia livery stripes down the centers of the carbon-fiber bucket seats. The seats feature manual adjustment and black embroidered Cavallino Rampante Ferrari logos on the headrests. The cabin has been extensively optioned with carbon-fiber trim including the dash inserts, sill covers, rear shelf, and rear bench. Standard carbon-fiber trim included the one-piece door panels, center console, and instrument panel. The lower dashboard and center console are upholstered with matching Bianco leather and include an Italia stripe on the passenger side knee padding. This example also received a matching tdf luggage set, which comes tailored in the same Bianco/Nero leather and carbon fiber theme with Italia livery stripes. A specialized plaque in the center dash reads “Limited 1 of 799”.
The tdf’s flat bottomed multi-function leather-wrapped steering wheel features an integrated LED tachometer as well as the Manettino switch which allows the driver to change performance characteristics while underway. Instrumentation includes a yellow 10k-RPM tachometer flanked by dual LED screens that display speed, temperature, fuel level, driving mode, and other vehicle information. Driver amenities include automatic climate control, Front Suspension Lift, AFS Front Lighting, front and rear parking cameras, and interior mounted track cameras, as well as Ferrari Telemetry which allows for Formula 1 style performance analyses.
The F12tdf is powered by a 6.3L naturally aspirated flat-plane crank V12 engine which can trace its roots back to the legendary Ferrari Enzo. The engine itself has been heavily revised and features race-inspired mechanical solid tappets and variable-length individual intake trumpets used on Formula 1 cars to extract maximum performance. Generating up to 769 HP and 520 lb.-ft of torque, the F12tdf can reach 60 MPH from a standstill in as little as 2.9 seconds and carry on to a claimed top speed of 211 MPH. Power is delivered to the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, which uses shorter gear ratios and reinforced internals to handle the extra power. Additional features include Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes and adjustable magnetorheological dampers as well as electronic rear-wheel steering which helps reduce oversteer and increase turn-in capability at speed. This example was optioned with Ferrari’s Sport Exhaust Pipes as well as carbon-fiber engine and airbox covers which feature a Ferrari plaque denoting the individual chassis number.
This sale will include a matching luggage set, owner's books, and a clean title. Highly sought after and well on its way to becoming one of the most collectible Ferrari’s of the modern era, this one-of-a-kind F12tdf presents an opportunity that is not to be missed.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $1,000,000
- Auction End: Jun 16, 2021 09:25:46PM UTC
- Number of Offers: 1
Comments (51)
Sold for $1,000,000
$1,000,000 offer from Santa Ana, CA (92705)
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Update: PCarMarket has posted the photo that shows the individual options & pricing with their respective Ferrari codes. The list will breakdown the $102,608 in "other options" listed on the MSRP.
@ExoticCarSearch I think your calculations are darn close but really doesn’t matter imo cause it is what it was back then. The spec is bonkers. The exchange rate that Ferrari used to calculate msrp difference was around 1.14 CAD for USD. My guess is that in September when first tiled the USD price would have been 599k. That’s just using the msrp and using historical exchange rate on Sept 17 when first titled of 1.22 CAD to USD. Regardless of our different calculations methods this is specd very well either at 599k or 650k. I wish you luck on sale of this car for the very select few able to afford such a beautiful car. I’d like to add it to my collection but with other cars inbound the premium unfortunately puts me out of the running on this one.
Bid in the amount of $800,000
Bid in the amount of $760,000
@Ghost Thank you! This is information I usually have upfront when selling, and my apologies for not having it available sooner. The MSRP is Canadian dollars.
I have assisted several clients with sales and purchases of TDF's since their arrival. Knowing the MSRP is IMPORTANT. I have seen TDF's with MSRP's as low as $550K (No stripe gray car) and as high as $666,175 (there are probably some higher out there). I will estimate the average MSRP seems to be from $585- $615, so I would consider this TDF a highly optioned Ferrari using that comparison. So let's do a breakdown comparison in US dollars.
Here are some comparison figures to estimate in US Dollars:
Canadian Base price: $554, 800 ....Canadian Dollars
US Base price: $485,000.... US Dollars
Difference: $69,800
MSRP of TDF: $731,269 (There are other fees for the Canadian dealer, and I have sent that documentation to PCar market to post)That documentation also has the breakdown of each option's cost. I received that from the Ferrari Quebec yesterday.
To estimate the MSRP into US dollars we can subtract the base price difference.
$731,269 minus
$69,800 equals
$661,469
The options are also higher priced on the Canadian MSRP. After comparing the cost of every option I could find in US dollars from other TDF MSRP's I had on file it appears the options are consistently about 8% on the Canadian car.
So we have $171,000 (within $100) in options in Canadian dollars
We subtract the 8% higher Canadian cost on the options compared to the options in US dollars equals $13,680
Everyone following this:
Canadian MSRP: $731,269
Subtract Base price difference: $69,800
Equals: $661,469
Minus 8% higher option price of $13,680
Equals $647,789
This would equate to an estimated MSRP in US dollars of $647,789
My guess is MSRP in US dollars is $645-$650
Summary: While the TDF is a Canadian delivery it seems the only real difference between a US and Canadian delivery is the MSRP price. The TDF even shows up in US Ferrari dealers computer data system. We have a highly optioned 2017 TDF(there are 2016 model TDF's), and what one could argue is the best "matching" color combo of any TDF. This TDF would be a highly prized specimen in any collectors stable. While there are some beautiful TDF builds out there, this one has to sit near or at the top, especially when you consider it only has 80 original miles.
@ExoticCarSearch @ExoticCarSearch, thanks Brian for the MSRP pictures - great job in getting it for us. I just want to confirm whether the figures are noted in USD or CAD? I'm not smart enough to look at exchange rates and figure it out for myself. :) Thanks.
Bid in the amount of $756,000
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Update: A copy of the original MSRP and the Ferrari build sheet has been added to the gallery. This information was provided this morning by a U.S. Ferrari dealer as all the information was in their database.
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Letter of compliance from Ferrari North America that U.S. DOT and EPA requirements are met has been added to the gallery. Vehicle is also meets CARB requirements, which means it is also legal to be sold/titled in California.
Note: The TDF owner commissioned a U.S. Ferrari dealer to purchase the TDF from Quebec Ferrari and sell it to him. U.S. importation was done properly through Merchant Customs Broker LTD located in Quebec.
A new photo has been added to the listing gallery.
This thing is so beautiful. Probably took a year for this car to be built. Will need a more knowledgeable seller with ALL documentation and anecdotes from the owner. Otherwise this car will flounder on this site. Just sayin' GL
Beautiful sculpture
Bid in the amount of $500
@Ghost I agree it would be nice to have the MSRP even if it is Canadian dollars. The owner did not receive an MSRP with the vehicle, as I had already requested one from him. He only received the print out of the option summary you mentioned. I am going to try to obtain a copy. I have requested a picture of the "option plate" and the "paint code decal" located on the vehicle and should have those on Sunday.
Thanks Brian. This seems to be a highly specced car. I see the option summary, but would the MSRP be available, even if it is in Canadian Dollars? Thanks in advance.
Bid in the amount of $250
Great question!
Please allow me a quick introduction before I answer. My name is Brian Albertson (Exotic Car Search) and I have been representing private sellers since 2004 buying and selling exotic cars. The TDF owner is a long-time client / collector.
In regards to Canadian spec Ferraris legality in the US:
All modern Ferraris are North American legal cars. Otherwise, just as they are produced from the factory, they are legal in both Canada and the US without modifications. A Ferrari meant for import to a Canadian dealer would still need to go through customs to the US and vice versa though.
I am unsure what year Ferrari made all North American Ferraris legal in either country without modifications, but I do have a letter from Ferrari North America stating that a Canadian delivery 2011 Ferrari 599 SA Aperta was US compliant as buyer was unsure at the time of purchase, so it was confirmed with FNA with documentation.
(Going from memory) Years ago when importing a Canadian spec Ferrari the odometer/speedometer needed to be in miles (instead of kilometers), but that was remedied with digital odometers/speedometers that switch between kilometers and miles with the push of a button. There was also a side marker issue (in regards to color), and you will have to forgive me, but I am not sure how that was remedied. At one point in time, I also believe Canada did not have 5 MPH bumpers, but I think we might be going back to the F355 days.
Please feel free to keep the questions coming. I will answer promptly.
Thank you!
Brian Albertson
Exotic Car Search
Nice car.
I understand the car now resides in the US, but that it was originally delivered in Canada. To this end, can you comment on any differences between the Canadian-spec and the US spec. From memory on other cars, I note there can be bumper and other minor differences between the two regions based on the respective DOT federal regulations.
Thanks, and good luck with the sale.