The Ferrari Super America starts at AED 950,000. Switch trims, compare model years and see your monthly payment.
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Ferrari Super America stands out as one of the most exclusive open-top V12s ever to hit UAE roads. With only 559 units built worldwide, finding a genuine GCC-spec Ferrari Super America for sale in the UAE is a rare opportunity for collectors and serious enthusiasts. The electrochromic rotating roof is a showstopper, but it demands careful inspection in our harsh climate. If you crave a classic Ferrari experience with a unique twist, this model delivers—just be ready for the realities of ownership in Dubai or Abu Dhabi.
Start by searching for Ferrari Super America used Dubai or Abu Dhabi listings on Dubizzle, CarSwitch, and Al Ain Class Motors. Prioritize GCC-spec cars, as European or US imports often lack the cooling upgrades needed for UAE summers.
Schedule a pre-purchase inspection at Ferrari Al Tayer Motors in Dubai or Scuderia Service Center in Al Quoz. Only trust workshops with Ferrari experience—these cars hide expensive issues.
Ask for stamped service records from Ferrari UAE or reputable independents like Alex Renner Motors. Gaps in history are a red flag, especially for timing chain and roof mechanism maintenance.
Check the VIN against Ferrari’s official database and confirm the car’s build spec matches GCC requirements. Avoid cars with mismatched or tampered VIN plates—RTA will reject registration.
Head to your local Tasjeel center for RTA inspection and Mulkiya transfer. Bring Emirates ID, valid insurance, and all service documents for a smooth process.
Use a secure payment method—bank transfer is standard for high-value cars. Arrange comprehensive insurance with a provider familiar with Ferrari Super America price UAE valuations, such as Oman Insurance or AXA Gulf.
| Document | Provider | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emirates ID | Buyer | Yes | Mandatory for RTA registration and Mulkiya transfer in all Emirates. |
| Valid Mulkiya (Registration Card) | Seller | Yes | Must be current and match the VIN; expired Mulkiya complicates transfer at Tasjeel. |
| Comprehensive Insurance Certificate | Buyer | Yes | Required before RTA will issue new Mulkiya; Ferrari Super America price UAE affects premium. |
| Service History Records | Seller | Strongly Advised | Stamped by Ferrari Al Tayer or reputable independents; gaps reduce resale value in Dubai. |
| RTA Vehicle Inspection Report | Tasjeel/RTA | Yes | Must pass RTA inspection for transfer; check for emissions and chassis integrity. |
| Original Purchase Invoice | Seller | No | Useful for verifying GCC spec and original options; not mandatory but helps with provenance. |
| Export Certificate (if imported) | Seller | If applicable | Needed for non-GCC cars; RTA may require additional checks for US/Euro imports. |
Slow or stuck roof operation signals expensive repairs—Dubai heat is brutal on the electrochromic system.
US or Euro imports often lack upgraded cooling and may fail RTA inspection; always confirm GCC spec before buying.
Missing records from Ferrari UAE or trusted workshops suggest skipped maintenance—walk away if in doubt.
Persistent check engine or transmission lights point to costly F1 gearbox or engine issues.
Degraded switches and buttons are common in UAE humidity and expensive to refurbish locally.
Temperature spikes in Abu Dhabi traffic indicate cooling system neglect or non-GCC radiator.
Visible oil spots after parking suggest worn gaskets—common in older Super Americas exposed to UAE heat cycles.
Replacements are costly and not always available in Dubai; inspect discs for hairline cracks.