A rare Ferrari 499P Modificata inspired by the marque’s Le Mans-winning Hypercar has fetched nearly $10 million at auction.
Gooding Christie’s sold a 2024 Ferrari 499P Modificata for CHF 8,217,500, approximately $9.9 million including fees, at its Geneva auction on November 8. It marks the first time an example of the rare machine has changed hands at a public auction.
Unlike a conventional race car, the 499P Modificata was built for private customers who want to experience Ferrari’s Le Mans Hypercar technology on track. It shares its engineering roots with the competition 499P but gets a different setup tailored for track-day use.
There are a few important limitations, though. The car cannot be homologated for racing series and isn’t road legal, making it strictly a track-only machine.
The new owner of the Ferrari 499P Modificata will get to play with around 860 hp, but only on track. The ownership also provides access to Ferrari’s exclusive Sport Prototipi Clienti Program, with factory support at dedicated events.
Source: Gooding Christie’s
