The best gifts for Ferrari lovers are not logos or die-cast models: they are limited edition fine art prints of the cars they actually dream about. This guide picks 10 Ferrari photographs, from the 250 GTO to the F40, with the finish, the size and the order dates that make a gift arrive on time.
Gifts for Ferrari lovers: how to choose the right print
First, think about which Ferrari the person loves. A purist who talks about Colombo V12s will not react to a modern supercar the way a collector of 1980s posters will. Then, decide between a full car portrait and a detail shot, such as a dashboard or an interior. Finally, choose the size and the finish, because that is what sets the price.
Every photograph in this selection is a limited edition print. For most of them, the edition is restricted to 200 copies per support and per size, and each print comes with a certificate of authenticity. As a result, the gift is numbered and traceable, which matters to a Ferrari fan far more than a mass-produced poster. If you want to understand what that means in practice, read our guide to limited edition prints and retired editions.
10 fine art prints for Ferrari lovers
1. Ferrari 250 GTO: the one every collector wants
Built in tiny numbers in the early 1960s, the 250 GTO has become the most famous Ferrari ever made, and a symbol of what collecting means. The Ferrari 250 GTO print is the safest choice for a serious enthusiast. If you want the story behind the car, our Ferrari 250 GTO article goes much further, and Wikipedia lists the chassis history.
2. Ferrari F40 in grey: the last car Enzo saw
The F40 was launched in 1987 and is remembered as the last Ferrari approved by Enzo Ferrari himself. The grey Ferrari F40 print feels more modern and more discreet than the usual red. In addition, a red F40 photograph exists for those who want the classic colour. Our F40 article tells the full story.
3. Ferrari Testa Rossa: the red-headed legend
The name means “red head”, after the painted cam covers of the engine. The Testa Rossa print works for fans of racing history and of the 1980s alike. For the background on the name, see our Testarossa article.
4. Ferrari 275 GTB at St. Moritz: elegance, not speed
Shot at a concours d’elegance in the Swiss Alps, this 275 GTB photograph suits someone who prefers grand touring to track records. Moreover, the setting makes it easy to hang in a living room.
5. Ferrari 348 TS at Pebble Beach: a 1990s favourite
A red 348 TS facing the ocean on 17-Mile Drive. The 348 TS print is perfect for the fan who grew up in the 1990s, and for anyone who loves California light.
6. Ferrari F488 Spider in Los Angeles: for the modern owner
Some Ferrari lovers drive a recent car and want to see it on the wall. The F488 Spider print is a natural gift for a current or future owner.
7. Ferrari 250 LM: Le Mans in a frame
The 250 LM is a rear-engined racing Ferrari from the 1960s. The 250 LM photograph is a good pick for motorsport fans, especially those who follow endurance racing.
8. Ferrari 330 GTC: the quiet classic
Less famous than the 250 GTO, yet loved by connoisseurs, the 330 GTC is a gift that shows you know the subject. See the 330 GTC print.
9. Ferrari 275 GTS dashboard: a detail instead of a portrait
Not every gift needs the whole car. The 275 GTS dashboard photograph is graphic, quiet and ideal for an office or a small wall.
10. Ferrari 250 GT Zagato interior: for the person who has everything
Finally, the 250 GT Zagato interior print is the most original idea of the list. It surprises people who already know the exterior of every Ferrari.
You can also browse the full Ferrari collection to see every photograph in stock.
Which Ferrari for which person
The purist loves the 1960s, the V12 and the racing pedigree. In that case, choose the 250 GTO, the 275 GTB or the 330 GTC. These photographs look at home in a library, a study or a quiet living room.
The poster kid grew up with the F40 and the 348 on a bedroom wall. Therefore, the grey F40 or the 348 TS at Pebble Beach is the emotional choice, and it often works better than any new gadget.
The current owner wants to see the car they drive. The F488 Spider is the natural pick, and a large aluminium print looks sharp in a garage or a showroom corner.
The designer at heart prefers lines, leather and instruments to a full car. For this person, the 275 GTS dashboard or the 250 GT Zagato interior is the best option, because a detail print feels like art first and a car photograph second.
Which size and finish for which budget
Most of the Ferrari prints above start at €78 for a 30×20 cm canvas, and a few older pieces start at €130. The table below shows the usual prices for the current landscape format. However, the exact price is always displayed on each product page, so check it before ordering.
| Size | Canvas | Aluminium | Plexiglass |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60×40 cm | €167 | €215 | €355 |
| 90×60 cm | €247 | €397 | €680 |
| 120×80 cm | €365 | €590 | €1,087 |
As a rule, canvas is the warmest and the most affordable choice. Aluminium gives a sharper, more modern look, while plexiglass brings depth and colour intensity. If you hesitate, aluminium at 60×40 cm is a safe middle ground. For a deeper comparison, see what €78, €200, €500 and €1,000 really buy.
Order dates for Christmas
As a guide, order by about 10 December for the United States and by about 19 December for France and the rest of Europe. These dates leave a margin on top of the usual 5 to 7 business days of delivery. Because every print is made for you, we recommend not waiting for the last week.
If something arrives damaged in transit, we make it right. For the complete overview of ideas, see our Christmas 2026 gift guide, and for another brand, gifts for Porsche lovers.
Frequently asked questions about gifts for Ferrari lovers
What is the best Ferrari gift for someone who already owns everything?
A detail print, such as a dashboard or an interior, is usually the best answer. It shows a car from an angle that the person has probably never framed. A numbered limited edition adds the feeling of owning something rare, even at an accessible size.
How much should I spend on a Ferrari print?
Prints start at €78 for a small canvas. A 60×40 cm aluminium print, around €215, is the most popular choice for a gift. Larger sizes and plexiglass cost more, so choose according to the wall where the print will hang.
Is the print numbered and signed?
Each photograph is a numbered limited edition, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity. The edition is limited per support and per size, so a given format can become unavailable once its numbers are used.
When should I order for Christmas?
As a guide, order by about 10 December for the United States and by about 19 December for Europe. Earlier is better, because a made-to-order print needs production time before it ships.