Bonhams Cars will present a selection of notable modern and classic Ferraris at its Miami auction on May 3, headlined by a highly collectible 2017 Ferrari F12tdf estimated at $3.5–4.5 million. One of just 799 examples produced, this particular car stands out as a rare “Tailor Made” specification, finished in distinctive Rosso TRS paint with Nero DS stripes.
Produced from 2015 to 2017, the F12tdf honors Ferrari’s Tour de France Automobile heritage. It uses a 6.3-liter naturally aspirated V12 with 769 hp and 520 lb-ft, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. It accelerates from 0–60 mph in 2.9 seconds and exceeds 211 mph.
Weight was reduced by about 240 pounds through carbon fiber components, thinner glass, and a pared-down interior. Revised aerodynamics increase downforce by 87% over the standard F12, while rear-wheel steering and upgraded suspension improve handling.
Inside, the cabin is equally striking, featuring large carbon fiber racing seats upholstered in perforated Nero Alcantara with Rosso stitching and a central Rosso leather stripe. A personalization plaque details the car’s bespoke finishes, reflecting an extraordinary level of craftsmanship—reportedly costing as much as a well-priced home.
Commissioned by a dedicated Ferrari enthusiast and accomplished Corse Clienti driver, the car joined an impressive collection that includes a 550 Barchetta, 599 GTO, and Monza SP1. According to its accompanying Yellow Book, the car was delivered to Ferrari of North America in October 2016 and then to its first owner via Ferrari of Newport Beach the following month with just 62 miles.
It remained in Orange County for eight years, consistently maintained by Ferrari of Newport Beach, as confirmed by a clean CARFAX report. With fewer than 340 miles, it remains exceptionally close to new condition.
Source: Bonhams Cars
