Ferrari 250

The Ferrari 250 refers to a vast family of models produced between 1953 and 1964, considered Ferrari's golden age. The number 250 corresponds to the unit displacement of the V12 Colombo (≈ 3.0 L).

The 250 series covered almost the entire Ferrari range of the time:

  • racing cars
  • sporty sedans
  • luxury grand touring
  • exclusive convertibles

It includes some of the most legendary Ferraris ever built, including the 250 GTO, often considered the world's most valuable car.

Price

The price of Ferrari 250 starts from 190,000 €, 225,000 $, £165,000.

All prices in the table below are shown "from" without options.

When they first came out, Ferrari 250s cost between $10,000 and $18,000, the price of today's top-of-the-range saloons. Today, some models, such as the 250 GTO, exceed several tens of millions of euros, illustrating the explosion in value of classic Ferraris.

Grand tourism

Model New price (~USD) ≈ current value
250 Europa (1953) ~9 000 $ ~95 000 €
250 GT Boano / Ellena ~10 500 $ ~110 000 €
250 GT Coupé Pininfarina ~11 500 $ ~120 000 €
250 GTE 2+2 ~11 500 $ ~120 000 €
250 GT Lusso ~13 500 $ ~140 000 €

Road sports

Model New price (~USD) ≈ current value
250 GT California ~14 500 $ ~150 000 €
250 GT SWB ~13 900 $ ~140 000 €
250 California SWB ~15 000 $ ~160 000 €

Competition / homologation

Model New price (~USD) ≈ current value
250 GTO ~18 000 $ ~190 000 €

Technical data

BrandFerrari
Trade nameFerrari 250
SegmentGrand Tourisme (GT)
Date of presentation10/10/1953
Production start year1953
Year end production1964
Country of productionItaly
PlantFerrari factory in Maranello
Length4,41 m
Height1,29 m
Width (with mirrors)2,40 m

Versions

Grand Tourisme (road)

  • 250 Europa (1953)
  • 250 GT Boano / Ellena (1957)
  • 250 GT Coupé Pininfarina (1958-1961)
  • 250 GTE 2+2 (1960-1963)
  • 250 GT Lusso (1962-1964)

Road sports

  • 250 GT SWB "Passo Corto" (1959-1961)
  • 250 GT California Spyder (1957-1960)
  • 250 GT California SWB (1960-1963)

Competition / homologation

  • 250 GTO (1962)
  • 250 GTO 1964 (Series II)

Motors and performance

Technology Name Power Couple Transmission 0-100 km/h 0-200 km/h Max. speed (km/h) Tare weight Power to weight ratio
Petrol 250 Europa 220 hp 260 Nm RWD 8,5 s 30 s 220 km/h 1250 kg 5,68
Petrol 250 GT Boano / Ellena 240 hp 265 Nm RWD 8 s 28 s 230 km/h 1280 kg 5,33
Petrol 250 GT Coupé Pininfarina 240 hp 265 Nm RWD 7,8 s 27 s 235 km/h 1300 kg 5,41
Petrol 250 GTE 2+2 240 hp 265 Nm RWD 8,2 s 28 s 230 km/h 1400 kg 5,83
Petrol 250 GT Lusso 240 hp 265 Nm RWD 7,2 s 24 s 240 km/h 1280 kg 5,33
Petrol 250 GT SWB 280 hp 275 Nm RWD 6 s 20 s 260 km/h 1150 kg 4,10
Petrol 250 California Spyder LWB 240 hp 265 Nm RWD 7 s 24 s 240 km/h 1200 kg 5
Petrol 250 California Spyder SWB 280 hp 275 Nm RWD 6,3 s 21 s 255 km/h 1150 kg 4,10
Petrol 250 GTO 300 hp 294 Nm RWD 5,2 s 16,5 s 285 km/h 880 kg 2,93

Tests

No test drive associated with this car.

Photo gallery

Ferrari 250 Europa
Ferrari 250 Europa
Ferrari 250 GTE
Ferrari 250 GTE
Ferrari 250 California
Ferrari 250 California
Ferrari 250 SWB
Ferrari 250 SWB
Ferrari 250 GO
Ferrari 250 GO

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