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Ferrari 12Cilindri — front three quarter

Images are representative studio renderings of the model, not photographs of the individual vehicle.

We can source

Ferrari 12Cilindri lease

Grand Tourer

Not one of our own cars — we source it through a vetted partner.

RWD2 seatsPetrol

on request

3-month minimum term

1,000 miles a month included, then £7 a mile

Priced once we have sourced the car, and confirmed with you in writing before anything is agreed.

Deposit, excess and mileage

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Subject to confirmation with the supplying partner. We confirm the car, the price and your start date with the supplying partner first — typically 48–72 hours.

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Step 1 of 4 · Lease

How long do you want it for? Three months is the shortest agreement we write: one month up front, then one a month. The allowance is 1,000 miles a month.

What this lease costs

Everything below is stated before you enquire, not after. Nothing is taken through this website.

The agreement
Per month 3-month minimum term on request
Initial payment Taken on delivery, never online On request
Mileage Extra miles priced into the quote 1,000 miles a month
Deposit, excess and mileage
Refundable deposit £30,000
Insurance excess £25,000
Extra miles £7 a mile
Delivery and collection Quoted with your rate

All prices are "from" prices. What you are quoted can move with availability, which supplier the car comes from, its age and exact specification, and how long you take it for. What binds is your written quote.

These figures are provisional

The deposit, the excess and the mileage terms for this car come from our catalogue data, and we are confirming that data with the insurer while the fleet is finalised. Read them as the shape of the terms rather than as a quotation. What binds is your written quote and your hire agreement, and we check the specific car against the specific driver before you plan around it.

The deposit is refundable and held against a card in the hirer's own name at handover — it is not taken online and it is not part of the rate. Deposits, excess and driver criteria

About the Ferrari 12Cilindri

It is a front-engined grand tourer with a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 producing 819bhp and revving to 9,500rpm. No turbochargers, no hybrid assistance. Availability is limited, so we confirm the car and your start date with the supplying partner first.

The 12Cilindri is Ferrari's front-engined V12 flagship, successor to the 812 and one of the last naturally aspirated twelve-cylinder cars on sale.

At a glance

  • 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, 819bhp, no turbochargers
  • Revs to 9,500rpm
  • 0-62mph in 2.9 seconds, over 200mph
  • Rear-wheel drive with an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox
  • A genuine grand tourer with a usable boot

What is a Ferrari 12Cilindri?

It is Ferrari's front-engined V12, the direct replacement for the 812 Superfast. The 6.5-litre engine is naturally aspirated, which is now unusual: there is no turbocharger and no electric motor between the throttle and the noise. Peak power of 819bhp arrives near the top of a rev range that runs to 9,500rpm, so the car rewards being driven properly rather than briefly.

Is a V12 Ferrari practical for a long drive?

More than you would expect. The engine sits behind the front axle rather than in the middle, so there are two seats, a proper boot under the tailgate and a cabin that stays comfortable at motorway speed. It will cross a country in a day. What it will not do is go unnoticed: the shape and the sound draw a crowd at every stop.

Why is a naturally aspirated V12 worth paying for?

Because there are very few left. Emissions rules have pushed almost every manufacturer to turbocharging or hybrid assistance, and both flatten the way an engine builds. A naturally aspirated V12 responds instantly and keeps pulling to 9,500rpm, and the sound comes from twelve cylinders rather than from tuned intake plumbing. That is the reason most people lease one.

What does a 12Cilindri cost to lease?

A refundable £30,000 deposit and a £25,000 insurance excess apply, with 1,000 miles a month included and £7 a mile after that. These are guide figures on a sourced car; the supplying partner confirms the final numbers in writing.

What is the Ferrari 12Cilindri?

Transmission 8-speed dual-clutch automatic
Drivetrain RWD
Seats 2
Fuel Petrol

Who can drive this car?

Minimum driver age 30 or over
Full licence held for 8 years or more
Penalty points 3 or fewer
Refundable deposit £30,000
Insurance excess £25,000

These are insurance conditions for this vehicle, not preferences, so we check them when you enquire rather than on the doorstep.

Provisional. The age, licence period, points tolerance, deposit and excess above are being confirmed with the insurer while the fleet is finalised — read them as the shape of the criteria, not as a decision on your lease.

If you are under the minimum age for this car, or short on licence years, say so when you enquire. We will point you at something you can lease rather than let you find out on the day.

Full driver requirements — age, licence, points, ID and additional drivers

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Questions about leasing the Ferrari 12Cilindri

Can I lease a Ferrari 12Cilindri in the UK?

We can source one, subject to confirmation. Numbers in the country are small and most are in private hands, so we check with our partners against your start date rather than holding stock ourselves.

Is the 12Cilindri a hybrid?

No. It uses a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 with no turbochargers and no electric assistance, which is what separates it from most current flagship cars.

How many seats does the 12Cilindri have?

Two. There is a shelf behind the seats and a boot under the tailgate, which between them take luggage for two people on a trip away.

Images are representative studio renderings of the model, not photographs of the individual vehicle.

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How sourcing a car works

What does "in our fleet" mean?

It is our car. We own it, we insure it, we maintain it and we deliver it — we are the leasing company, not a middleman. The monthly figure shown is ours and it is confirmed, and the availability is real.

What does "we can source" mean?

That car is not one of ours. We arrange it through a vetted partner, which is why it carries no published monthly figure and reads "on request": we do not hold a confirmed price for a car nobody has confirmed yet. We come back to you with the figure and the availability together, before anything is agreed.

Why show cars you do not own?

Because the alternative is pretending we own them. Our own fleet is finite and the range people want is wider, so we list both and label which is which. You can see the full choice and know exactly what you are getting.

Is a sourced car more expensive?

We cannot tell you until a partner has quoted it, which is exactly why no figure is published against one. It is not automatically dearer than an equivalent car in our own fleet. You get the figure in writing before you commit to anything, and it does not move afterwards.

Tell us the car and how long. We’ll confirm the figure.

The car you want, roughly how long, and the town you are in — that is all we need to start. Someone here comes back with the monthly figure and the whole cost, initial payment, deposit, excess and mileage included.

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