It's a scene you don't see every day, even at airports that are used to handling high-value cargo. Five Ferrari F80 were photographed at Incheon International Airport in South Korea, carefully secured on air freight pallets. Their destination? Japan, where these five hypercars have a combined value of at least 18 million euros. And even that figure is likely well below their actual value!
Five Ferrari F80s, five different configurations
The photos, shared by the Korean Instagram account hypecar_kr, show the five Ferrari F80s in transit at Incheon Airport. Contrary to what one might imagine, these cars were not intended for South Korean customers. They were simply making a stopover before continuing on to Narita International Airport in Japan, where their arrival was confirmed.
What makes this installment particularly interesting is that The five copies have different layouts.. Among them are an F80 Rosso Corsa, a Rosso Supercar, and a Bronzo Opaco. But two other cars are drawing even more attention.
The first is a Ferrari F80 created as part of the Atelier program, featuring a Rosso Le Mans 2023 paint finish and a livery inspired by the No. 51 Ferrari 499P race car. A nod to the commitment of Ferrari in endurance racing, which is particularly relevant since the F80 shares some of its technical DNA with the 499P. The second is even more exclusive, as it comes from the Tailor Made customization program. It combines the colors Nero Daytona and Rosso Magma, with a two-tone body that stands out from the traditional all-red Ferraris.
A deal worth 18 million euros… at the very least!
To gauge the significance of this delivery, one need only consider the price of the Ferrari F80. When it was available for order in Europe, Its price started at 3.6 million euros, excluding tax, excluding the options. A quick calculation therefore allows us to estimate the value of these five cars at At least 18 million euros. And this figure does not take into account taxes or the numerous customization options, particularly those offered through the Atelier and Tailor Made programs. Above all, the Ferrari F80 is a hypercar produced in a limited run of just 799 units, and its market value has already begun to rise. In other words, the current value of these five cars could be significantly higher than those 18 million euros.
As a reminder, the F80 produces 1,200 HP thanks to its 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 paired with three electric motors. It can reach 100 km/h in just 2.15 seconds and has a top speed of 350 km/h.
Ten Ferrari F80s Have Already Been Delivered to Japan
According to information reported by The Supercar Blog and hypecar_kr, all five of these cars were built to Japanese specifications. They are expected to be delivered to their owners shortly through Cornes, Ferrari’s official distributor in Japan. With this new arrival, The number of Ferrari F80s shipped to Japan is now reported to be ten. That's already a remarkable figure for such an exclusive car, with global production limited to 799 units. Now we just have to wait and see these five Ferrari F80s on Japanese roads.
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