Ferrari Finance
Financing a Ferrari
Owning a Ferrari is different from buying most cars.
Whether it's a Roma, 296 GTB, SF90 or a limited-production model, decisions are often influenced by provenance, rarity and long-term ownership as much as outright performance.
Finance should respect that.
More than monthly payments
Collectability, allocation, expected ownership and future plans often have a greater influence than the monthly figure alone.
Financing the right Ferrari
- Roma
- 296 GTB
- F8 Tributo
- SF90
- Purosangue
- 812 Superfast
- Daytona SP3
Vehicles may be sourced through official Ferrari dealers, marque specialists or private collections.
A wider view
Ferrari buyers frequently have diverse income streams, businesses or investment portfolios. Looking beyond a single income figure creates a more complete picture.
Independent by design
An independent approach allows lender selection to reflect the ownership strategy rather than a fixed product.
Finance structures commonly considered
PCP, hire purchase, lease purchase, balanced payment plans and reviewing an existing agreement are among the structures commonly considered.
Frequently considered
Can I finance a Ferrari through my business?
In many cases, yes, depending on the intended ownership and use.
Can I finance a pre-owned Ferrari?
Yes, subject to lender and vehicle criteria.
Can an existing Ferrari agreement be reviewed?
Yes. Existing arrangements can often be reassessed as circumstances evolve.
Why Dorsia
The most memorable Ferraris are rarely chosen in a hurry. Their finance deserves the same level of consideration.