Created to pay tribute to Ferrari’s successes in the Tour de France endurance race, the F12tdf represents the F12berlinetta in its ultimate form. Limited to 799 examples, its 6.3-litre naturally aspirated V12 produces 769 bhp and revs to 8,900 rpm. Ferrari reduced weight by 110 kg and substantially revised the aerodynamics, while introducing its Virtual Short Wheelbase rear-wheel steering system, bringing sharper turn-in and greater agility alongside improved stability at high speed, extending the car’s capabilities well beyond an increase in power.

This example is finished in Giallo Triplo Strato in what was effectively the launch specification for the TDF, which emphasises each detail of the sculpted bodywork and pronounced aerodynamic detailing. Carbon fibre exterior trim complements the finish, with Nero Alcantara providing an interior contrast. Large carbon fibre racing seats anchor the cabin’s purposeful character, supported by carbon dashboard inserts and rear bench trim. The suspension lifter is another desirable inclusion, rounding off a highly versatile specification. 

The F12tdf occupies a significant position in Ferrari’s modern V12 lineage, pairing the response of a naturally aspirated engine with an ambitious approach to chassis development. Its relevance to a collection rests on that engineering as much as its restricted production, making it one of the most sought-after models on the market today. With annual servicing since new and only 163 miles on the odometer, this is one of the most complete examples we have come across.