488
Coupe2015–present
- Engine
- 3.9L twin-turbo V8 petrol
- Transmission
- 7-speed dual-clutch automatic (F1)
- Seats
- 2
Browse 8 Ferrari models with full specs, expert reviews, and Bahrain market prices on motorssouq.
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4.5/5
The 488 swapped the 458's screaming naturally aspirated V8 for two turbochargers and a wall of torque nobody complained about after the first proper drive. Prices have finally dropped far enough that this is a realistic used exotic rather than a fantasy.
4.6/5
The F8 Tributo is the 488's engine sharpened, the styling finally aggressive enough to match it, and the last mid-engined V8 Ferrari without a hybrid motor in the driveline. That last fact alone is now doing a lot of the work in holding its resale value in Bahrain.
4.4/5
The 599 GTB Fiorano put a detuned version of the Enzo hypercar's V12 into a front-engined body built for grand touring, and the result still reads as one of the great naturally aspirated Ferrari V12s. Bahrain's small used market makes finding one patience-testing, but not impossible.
4.7/5
The 458 Italia is the car every subsequent turbocharged Ferrari V8 gets compared to, and it usually wins the comparison on character even when it loses on lap time. In Bahrain, its values have stopped falling and started climbing.
4.2/5
The 550 Maranello is a naturally aspirated V12 in the nose, a manual gearbox in the middle, and none of the electronics that make later Ferraris intimidating to maintain in a market with no factory dealer. That combination is exactly why it is having a moment now.
4/5
The 612 Scaglietti is the largest, most usable classic V12 Ferrari — real rear seats, a genuine boot, and enough space to make it the closest thing the brand ever built to a daily-usable grand tourer. It is also the most overlooked, which in Bahrain means the best value.
3.9/5
The California T fixed the original California's biggest flaw with a turbocharged V8 that actually moves, while keeping the retractable hardtop and back seats that make it the only Ferrari a real family can genuinely live with in Bahrain.
4.1/5
The FF is the strangest thing Ferrari has ever put a prancing horse badge on — a four-seat, all-wheel-drive hatchback with a naturally aspirated V12 — and it is also, by a genuine margin, the most usable Ferrari a Bahrain family could actually own.