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Ferrari
575M

A more powerful and practical 550 Maranello with F1 paddle shifts. RevFolio holds 74 completed sales of this car and prices it within 20% on 65% of them, measured by hiding each sale and valuing it on the ones before.

Ferrari 575M F133
Photo Spanish Coches
Measured value · today
A typical example: 2003, 18,500 miles, automatic or PDK
$112,049
Mileage moves this car 5.0% per 10,000 miles. Rests on 30 matched sales. Refreshed every Sunday from the week’s sales.
Completed sales74since Feb 13, 2018, three auction houses
Newest sale$335,000Oct 13, 2026 · 24,000 mi · manual
12-month change+39.9%median sale vs the prior twelve months
Measured accuracy65%within 20% on held-out sales

By variant

Recent sales

DateVehicle as soldMilesSoldvs value
Oct 13, 202624k-Mile 2004 Ferrari 575M Maranello 6-Speed Conversion
Bring a Trailer · manual
24,000$335,000+199.0%
Aug 18, 202627k-Mile 2002 Ferrari 575M Maranello
Bring a Trailer · automatic
27,000$161,161+43.8%
Aug 11, 202615k-Mile 2002 Ferrari 575M Maranello
Bring a Trailer · automatic
15,000$196,575+75.4%
Aug 06, 202618k-Mile 2002 Ferrari 575M Maranello Fiorano Handling Package
Bring a Trailer · automatic
18,000$177,500+58.4%
Jul 17, 20262004 Ferrari 575M Maranello Fiorano Handling Package
Bring a Trailer · automatic
97,000$85,000-24.1%
Mar 19, 202611k-Mile 2005 Ferrari 575M Maranello Fiorano Handling Package 6-Speed
Bring a Trailer · manual
11,000$575,575+413.7%
Mar 04, 20262004 Ferrari 575M Maranello Fiorano Handling Package
Bring a Trailer · automatic
96,000$82,500-26.4%
Mar 01, 20262003 Ferrari 575M Maranello
Bring a Trailer · automatic
76,000$78,075-30.3%
Oct 19, 20252003 Ferrari 575M Maranello
Bring a Trailer · automatic
19,000$90,000-19.7%
Sep 17, 202512k-Mile 2003 Ferrari 575M Maranello
Bring a Trailer · automatic
12,000$111,000-0.9%
Aug 21, 202527k-Mile 2003 Ferrari 575M Maranello 6-Speed Conversion
Bring a Trailer · manual
27,000$135,000+20.5%
Jun 19, 202529k-Mile 2005 Ferrari 575M Maranello
Bring a Trailer · automatic
29,000$77,500-30.8%
The twelve newest sales in the book, all generations and gearboxes. “vs value” compares each sale to today’s figure for a typical example; a low-mileage or rarer car sells above it, a high-mileage car below.

How this car is valued

RevFolio holds 74 completed sales of the Ferrari 575M from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids and Mecum, dated Feb 13, 2018 to Oct 13, 2026, 8 of them in the last twelve months. When each of those sales was hidden from the engine and valued on the sales before it, 65% came within 20% of the real price, and the typical miss was 15.2%. Mileage moves this car by 5.0% per 10,000 miles on the matched sales.

The median sale of the last twelve months is 40% above the twelve before it.

The engine keeps gearboxes apart where the sales show they price apart, reads each listing for disclosed damage, modifications and conversions, fits a mileage curve on the matched sales and weights the newest sales most. Every report prints the sales it used.

Value my car

Your Ferrari 575M, at your miles and your gearbox

See your car’s likely range free. The full figure, every sale it rests on and the adjustment applied to each come in the two-page report.

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Questions this page answers

What is a Ferrari 575M worth?
A typical 2003 Ferrari 575M with 18,500 miles is valued at $112,049 today, from 74 completed auction sales. Your car's year, mileage and gearbox move that figure; the report prices your exact combination.
Where do the numbers come from?
Completed auction sales only, from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids and Mecum, dated Feb 13, 2018 onward. No asking prices, no dealer listings, and no estimates for cars that never sold.
How often does this update?
Every Sunday, after the week’s sales from all three auction houses are collected. The page is re-rendered within the hour.
What does 65% accuracy mean?
When each past sale of this model was hidden from the engine and valued on the sales before it, 65% came within 20% of the real price. It is a measurement, not a promise, and it is printed on every report.

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