Ferraris are items of lust, and not all can afford to jump into a brand new one with prices getting sky high. Welcome to Ferrari Approved - the Ferrari pre-owned programme. The Ferrari Approved programme has been established to make ownership easy and completely stress-free.

More than 200 Intensive Verifications

All the cars within the Ferrari Approved umbrella pass through over 200 technical checks on the powertrain, electronics, bodywork and interior.

All the parts that are not optimal according to factory specifications are replaced using genuine Ferrari parts. Changes are highly discouraged and not accepted, unless converted by returning to the standard spec - that way the car can be faithful and authentic to Maranello standards.

Warranty and Roadside Services

To instill more confidence, Ferrari offers a warranty of up to two years in major markets, such as Europe, the USA, the Middle East, China and 12 months somewhere else including India.

Buyers also enjoy the road without worries as they are covered by 24-hour roadside assistance.

On the Road: Yet an inch a Ferrari

The value of the programme was proven through some test drives at the Ferrari Fiorano circuit. A 296 GTB with 13,000 km and an SF90 Stradale with 28,000 km were both utterly sharp, feeling as much like new.

Even with years of experience, the Roma appeared new, with no history of wear that was characteristic of older models.

Hybrid Future Assured

One remarkable aspect of the programme is its concern with long-term issues of hybrid supercars. Ferrari Approved programme includes: replacement of the battery at the 8th and 16th year of ownership with the most up-to-date technology available at the time. This ensures that performance is not compromised, yet residual values are cushioned.

Beyond Just a Sale

To Ferrari, it is not the sale of cars but providing new folks to join the Ferrari family. The approved one is the most perfect channel of entry, which can set peace of mind, performance, as well as the dignity associated with the ownership of a certified Ferrari.

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