A 2024 Ferrari 499P Modificata has become the first of its kind to sell at auction, fetching CHF 8,217,500 (about $9.9 million) including fees at Gooding Christie’s debut Swiss sale in Geneva on November 8.
A First for the 499P
The sale is also the first time any Ferrari 499P has changed hands at a public auction. The Modificata is built for customers who want the Le Mans Hypercar experience on track days rather than in competition, and it shares its technical roots with the 499P that won at Le Mans.
Track-Only by Design
The car cannot be homologated for racing series or driven on public roads, which makes it a pure track-day machine for collectors and owners with access to circuits.
How the Geneva Sale Went
The Ferrari was the star of a strong evening. The Geneva sale totalled CHF 21,073,825 (about $25.4 million) with a 96 per cent sell-through rate. The average lot price was CHF 916,253 (about $1.1 million), so the 499P Modificata sold for roughly nine times the average.
At a Glance
- Car: 2024 Ferrari 499P Modificata
- Price: CHF 8,217,500 (about $9.9 million) including fees
- Venue: Gooding Christie’s, Geneva, November 8
- First 499P Modificata, and first Ferrari 499P, sold at public auction
- Track-only: cannot be homologated for racing or road use
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