RM Sotheby’s is selling a very special Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano ordered by a resident of Hong Kong 13 years ago. It is claimed to be the final car in the production run and has a dash plaque to show for it. The auctioneer estimates it between £750,000 and £850,000.
According to the listing, it is also Ferrari’s last mass-produced car with three pedals and a stick. Aside from the plaque reading “The Final 599 GTB Manual”, it boasts the signature of the automaker’s then-CEO Luca Cordero di Montezemolo on a sill plate.
In addition to the above, the grand tourer comes equipped with all the options from the company’s track-focused HGTE package (see video). These include stiff lowering springs, lightweight wheels and a tweaked exhaust system, among other things.
According to RM Sotheby’s, the original owner of the car kept it inside in his home in Japan and hadn’t driven it much, basically only joining Ferrari client events from time to time. He sold it in April 2025, and it went on to the UK where it is currently on sale with just under 6,600 km (4,100 miles) of use.
