Ferrari 812 Superfast
Reference — shown, never scored
Why 6.6: The hardware is a 10 — naturally aspirated V12, 8,900 rpm, rear-wheel drive, the last of its kind. The ownership data pulls it down: median listing shows 1,900 miles a year, and roughly a third of Competiziones resold above sticker within 18 months. An enthusiast's engine in a collector's garage.
Market value
Median asking price, good condition · $360k (2018) → $335k (2026), trending down · illustrative data
The long version
This is the Ferrari V12 bought because the owner already has somewhere else to be most weekends, a fourth or fifth car in a collection, insured for pleasure use and driven on the days the weather and the schedule align. That is a perfectly normal way to own a naturally aspirated V12, just not a very active one, and it is why the involvement score and the actual usage tell two different stories. Screamer is earned on merit, 8,900 rpm does not need an asterisk, but the ownership pattern looks more like a rotating garage exhibit than a road-trip car.