2017 Ferrari 488 GTB Coupe

Vehicle Description

2017 Ferrari 488 GTB

Vin: ZFF79ALA8H0222880

Key: 2

Miles: 7,597

Exterior: Rosso Corsa 

Interior: Nero

Engine: Twin Turbo V8

Transmission: 7-speed dual clutch automatic transmission

Horsepower: 661

Installed options:

Apple Carplay

AFS system

Bags set for rear shelf

Yellow Brake Calipers 

Carbon Fiber Rear air ducts

Engine Covers in Carbon Fiber 

Rear diffuser in Carbon Fiber 

Carbon Fiber UnderDoor Cover

Carbon Fiber Driver Zone+LEDS

Carbon Fiber Central Bridge

Carbon Fiber Door Panels

Exterior Sill Kick in Carbon

Carbon Fiber upper Tunnel Trim

Coloured Safety Belts

Daytona style seats

Suspension Lifter

Sport Exhaust System

Carbon Fiber Front spoiler

Scuderia Ferrari Shields 

Front and Rear parking cameras

Red Rev Counter 

20” Forged Diamond Rims

Full electric seats

MSRP: $396,753

The 488 GTB set new standards when it debuted in 2015, ushering Ferrari’s mid-engine V8 lineup into the turbocharged era while retaining the excitement and emotional pull of its predecessors. With 661 horsepower, explosive acceleration, and razor-sharp handling, it immediately became a modern icon. But not all 488s were created equal—and among them, some builds commanded extraordinary premiums thanks to Ferrari’s exclusive and costly Tailor Made options and carbon fiber components.

This Example – Among the Most Expensively Optioned 488s

This 2017 Ferrari 488 GTB, showing just 7,597 miles, is not only beautifully preserved but also specified with one of the most extravagant option lists ever seen on the model. Nearly every visible surface has been upgraded in carbon fiber, including the front spoiler, rear diffuser, rear air ducts, under-door covers, sill kicks, central bridge, upper tunnel trim, driver zone with LEDs, door panels, and engine covers. Paired with 20-inch forged diamond rims, yellow calipers, Scuderia shields, and the sport exhaust system, the car radiates performance even at rest.

Inside, the specification continues with Daytona-style seats, colored safety belts, and a red rev counter, all framed by the carbon fiber driver environment. Practical enhancements include Apple CarPlay, a suspension lifter, AFS headlights, front and rear parking cameras, and a rear shelf bag set—features that significantly added to the factory MSRP.

Taken together, these options make this car not just lavishly appointed, but one of the highest-cost configurations produced for the 488 GTB—a fact that greatly enhances its desirability among collectors.

Collectability and Future Significance

As Ferrari moves toward hybrid and electrified drivetrains, the 488 GTB is increasingly recognized as one of the last great “pure” twin-turbo V8 models from Maranello. This example’s insane specification, paired with its low mileage and iconic Rosso Corsa presentation, ensures it will remain highly sought-after in collector circles. It stands as a bridge between Ferrari’s naturally aspirated legacy and its modern engineering era, while its bespoke options place it in the upper echelon of 488 builds—making it as much an investment piece as it is a driving masterpiece.