A front-engined V12 spider

This 2024 Ferrari 812 GTS is offered at AED 850,000 with mileage described as more than 10,000 km. The original photographs show the actual car in a dark grey exterior finish with a cream-and-black two-seat cabin. Its identity is consistent with the 812 GTS retractable-hardtop spider, while the VIN-linked model, exact odometer and factory configuration should be confirmed during document review.

The 812 GTS combines a long bonnet, low windscreen and compact rear deck with an open-top format. The visible front view shows the wide stance and sculpted nose, while the rear view presents the buttressed deck and four-lamp Ferrari treatment. The supplied cabin image shows light leather seats, black upper surfaces and contrasting trim.

Exterior inspection

Review the dark grey paint in direct and shaded natural light. Inspect the bonnet, front bumper, lower splitters, headlamp lenses, windscreen surround, doors, quarter panels, retractable roof panels, rear deck, diffuser, exhaust outlets, wheels and tyres. Photograph any stone chips, refinished areas or cosmetic marks and use a calibrated paint-depth gauge across every accessible metal panel.

Operate the roof through a complete cycle while the car is stationary and confirm that the panels, latches, seals, drains and windows move correctly. Check for water marks, wind noise, damaged seals or alignment concerns. A specialist structural inspection should cover the aluminium body structure, mounting points, undertrays and evidence of previous impact or repair.

Cabin and controls

The cream-and-black cabin provides a strong contrast with the exterior. Inspect the seat bolsters, stitching, carpets, steering wheel, switches, paddles, dashboard surfaces and door trims for wear consistent with the live odometer. Test the instrument display, infotainment, cameras, parking sensors, climate control, seat functions, lighting, windows and every warning indicator.

Confirm that both keys, manuals, tool kit, tyre equipment and any original accessories are present. A VIN-linked Ferrari option sheet is important because exterior paint, leather, stitching, carbon-fibre components, wheels and driver-zone options vary significantly between individual cars.

Verified catalog powertrain

The verified catalog entry maps this 2024 812 GTS to Ferrari's front-mounted 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, rear-wheel drive and seven-speed F1 dual-clutch transmission. Official Ferrari material lists 800 cv, 718 Nm and acceleration from zero to 100 km/h in under three seconds. These model-general figures describe the catalog family; the specific car should still be confirmed by VIN and diagnostic identification.

A Ferrari-capable diagnostic scan should review the engine, gearbox, electronic differential, steering, suspension, braking system, roof controller, battery condition and stored faults. Check fluid condition, cooling performance, leaks, exhaust operation and service campaigns with a qualified specialist.

Mileage and service evidence

The advertisement describes more than 10,000 km without publishing the exact figure. Read the odometer directly and match it with registration inspections, dated Ferrari service entries, invoices and diagnostic data. Confirm the in-service date and review both time-based and distance-based maintenance, including engine oil, brake fluid, coolant, filters, auxiliary battery and tyre age.

Ask the specialist to identify immediate work, normal future maintenance and age-related items separately. Written findings make it easier to compare the purchase price with realistic ownership costs and prevent routine wear from being confused with a major defect.

Road-test priorities

Begin with a cold start where possible. Observe warning messages, idle quality, exhaust behaviour and fluid temperatures before moving away. Test low-speed steering, parking manoeuvres, brake feel and transmission engagement, then assess controlled acceleration, gear changes, suspension response and straight-line stability only where road conditions and local laws permit.

Listen for drivetrain vibration, wheel-bearing noise, suspension knocks, roof or body rattles and unusual wind noise. Confirm that the car tracks and brakes straight and that all temperatures remain normal after the drive. A road test should supplement, not replace, a lift inspection and electronic scan.

Tyres, brakes and underbody

Record tyre brand, specification, date code, tread depth and pressure at every corner. Confirm that the tyres match Ferrari requirements and inspect the wheels for impact damage or repair. Measure carbon-ceramic brake condition with appropriate diagnostic and physical checks rather than judging only from appearance.

On a suitable lift, inspect the underbody panels, suspension links, dampers, steering components, cooling ducts, engine and transmission areas, differential and exhaust. Obtain written estimates for any faults, leaks, damaged panels, worn tyres or braking work before agreeing the final transaction.

Documents, history and ownership

The published information does not establish regional specification, warranty coverage, accident history, paint history or flood history. Verify the VIN on the car and every document, confirm ownership and finance clearance, and review registration, import, insurance, service and repair records. Arrange an independent history, paint-depth and structural inspection.

Before purchase, request an insurance quotation and confirm specialist servicing, secure parking, tyre availability and expected annual maintenance. Record the inspected mileage, condition, equipment, included items and agreed work in writing.

Contact and viewing

The asking price is AED 850,000. Contact us by phone or WhatsApp to arrange a viewing in Dubai, check the live odometer and original documents, operate the retractable roof and organize an independent Ferrari-specialist inspection and road test.