Sell Your Ferrari in Florida
Auto Acquisition House purchases Ferraris straight from their owners across Florida. Call or text Jacob Agin, describe the car, and decide from there.
Ferraris reward a buyer who pays attention to the small things: the exact model, the original specification, and how the car has been kept. Auto Acquisition House purchases Ferraris straight from owners across Florida, with no public advertisement and no requirement to take on another car.
If yours is a 296 GTB, an Amalfi, a 12Cilindri, or a Purosangue, the model, year, and mileage are enough to get a conversation started. Records, factory choices, and anything changed since delivery fill in the rest.
What Sets a Ferrari Sale Apart
Ferrari buyers tend to be particular. Interest in one model can move differently from another, shaped by new introductions, collector attention, and the time of year. A mid-engine 296 and a V12 12Cilindri sit in different corners of the lineup, and they are not looked at the same way.
Most owners weigh three routes. Trading in is tied to your next purchase. Selling privately means fielding inquiries, repeating the paperwork conversation, and meeting strangers who want a look at the car. Consigning leaves the car waiting on a buyer, and storage, marketing, or commission costs may come with it.
Selling straight to Auto Acquisition House skips the advertising stage. Jacob Agin hears about the car first, the team sees it in person where it is parked, and an offer follows. Whether it suits you is entirely your call.
Current Ferrari Models We Want to Hear About
These are the Ferraris from the current lineup that Auto Acquisition House is interested in buying:
Ferrari Amalfi
A front-engine V8 coupe, and the successor to the Roma.
Ferrari Amalfi Spider
The Amalfi with a folding roof for open-air driving.
Ferrari 296 GTB
A mid-engine coupe built around a V6 powertrain.
Ferrari 296 Speciale
The sharper, higher-output step up from the 296 GTB.
Ferrari 12Cilindri
A front-engine V12 coupe that takes over from the 812.
Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider
The open-top take on the V12 coupe.
Ferrari Purosangue
Ferrari’s four-door SUV, with space for passengers and luggage.
Own a Ferrari from an earlier generation? Send the details anyway, and the team will tell you whether an evaluation makes sense.
What Shapes the Offer on a Ferrari
The badge is only the starting point. These areas guide the evaluation, and none of them is a promise of a particular figure.
Exact Model and Body Style
Coupe or Spider, standard or Speciale, and the model year each point to a different car. Give the full name as it appears on the registration.
Factory Spec and Tailor Made Choices
Paint, interior, seats, carbon-fiber packages, and any Tailor Made commission describe how the car left the factory. Original books, keys, and build documents help confirm it.
Condition and Service Paper Trail
Invoices from authorized or specialist service, recent maintenance, and the state of the paint, wheels, and interior all count. Repairs, repaints, and modifications are worth mentioning up front.
Mileage and Your Timeline
Miles driven matter, and so does when you would like to sell. Tell the team where the car is kept so the in-person look can be scheduled.
Questions About Selling Your Ferrari in Florida
Does my Ferrari have to be a recent model?
Not necessarily. The list above covers the current lineup, but owners of older or classic Ferraris are welcome to get in touch. Share what you know about originality, restoration work, and ownership history, and mention any Ferrari Classiche paperwork if the car has it.
I am still paying off my Ferrari. Can we still talk?
Yes. Raise it at the start, and the team will walk through your situation and what would need to be sorted out with your lender before a sale could move ahead.
What should I gather before I call or text?
The model, year, VIN, mileage, and an honest description of the condition are a good start. Mention whether you have the title, registration, service invoices, window sticker, and manuals, and the team will say what else would be useful.
Will I need to buy another car from you?
No. The sale stands on its own, with no purchase or trade attached to it.
How is this different from trading in, listing it myself, or consigning?
A trade-in ties the sale to a new purchase, listing it yourself means handling every inquiry and viewing, and consigning means the car waits for a buyer. A direct sale involves one buyer, one conversation, and one in-person look at the car.
Where does the evaluation take place?
At the car’s location, by prior arrangement. The team goes over the condition, mileage, history, and specification, then presents an offer.
How quickly can a sale come together?
It varies with the car, where it is kept, scheduling, and your own plans. Mention when you hope to sell during your first call or text, and the team can map out the steps with you.
Does my Ferrari get advertised anywhere?
No. The team deals with you directly, so there is no ad to place and no stream of inquiries to sort through.
Can I ask questions before deciding to sell?
Yes. You can ask about the process, what the team needs to see, and how timing works before you decide whether to go ahead.
Have a Ferrari to Sell?
Call or text with the model, year, and location of your car. Not ready to commit? Ask your questions first and decide at your own pace.
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