Ferrari 296 GTB 2023
830 Horses for Alpine Curves and Coastal Straights
- 2023
- Seats: 2
- 830 hp
From €1,000 per day.
830 Horses for Alpine Curves and Coastal Straights
Open-top elegance for coastal roads and golden hours
Open-top thrills through Alpine switchbacks and coastal curves
986 hp for open-top mountain pass mornings
Open-top hairpins on Alpine passes, engine singing
Open-top V12 power for winding mountain roads
Four seats, mountain roads, zero compromise on speed
986 Horsepower Turns Autobahn Straights Into Runways
Alpine curves favor a confident grand tourer
Open-top hairpins through the Alps, engine singing
Four seats, mountain roads, effortless family arrivals
Open the current line-up and it's the roofless cars that set the tone: Roma Spider, F8 Spider, SF90 Spider and 296 GTS Spider sit alongside the 296 GTB across an eleven-model selection, so a booking here is as much about wind and gear-change sound as outright lap-time bragging rights. The 296 GTB's V6 hybrid layout and the SF90 Spider's plug-in power give two very different characters under the same badge — one built for precise, technical driving, the other for effortless overtaking with a folding roof for the days that call for it.
Rates start at €1,000 per day, a figure that reflects the spread between a track-focused coupe and a grand-touring convertible rather than a single fixed price for the badge. Which car suits which trip is worth discussing before booking: a Roma Spider reads differently on a slow coastal cruise than an F8 Spider does on a tighter mountain pass, even though both carry the same crest.
Handover is arranged to fit the client rather than the other way round — delivery to a hotel, private residence or airport can be organised so the car is simply waiting, keys ready, when the schedule allows. For anyone weighing up which of the eleven models to reserve, a short conversation about routes and occasion beforehand tends to save more time than reading spec sheets alone.