Ferrari 275 GTB/4

The four-cam 275 Berlinetta added a revised engine with dry-sump lubrication.

What to check before buying

Verify the original engine type, body, and certification. Trace any conversion to an open car, and establish whether original body panels survive.

Steve McQueen’s 10621 was later converted to Spider form and returned to Berlinetta configuration. Its factory identity remains GTB/4.

Documented auction results

If you’re deciding what to offer, start with transactions for cars of similar specification and history. Check the sale date, condition, and whether the price included buyer’s premium.

Selected source records in the original currency. Fees, specification, and condition can differ between sales.
ChassisDate and auctionOutcome and priceEvidence
10621Aug 2023RM Sotheby’sSoldUSD 5,395,000 · Published sold priceAuction evidenceEx-Steve McQueen, since restored to Berlinetta configuration.
1100120 Aug 2022RM Sotheby’sSoldUSD 2,315,000 · Published sold priceAuction evidenceDevelopment prototype built on a 275 GTB/4 chassis. The lot addendum says it is titled as a 1967.

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Factory specification and chronology

Public introduction
1966
Production
1966–1968
Factory purpose
Road
Body styles
Berlinetta
Body designer
Pininfarina
Coachbuilder
Scaglietti
Seats
2
Engine
Front-mounted Colombo V12, four overhead camshafts, dry sump
Displacement
3,286 cc

Alternative names

Also recorded as Four-cam 275 GTB, 275 GTB4.

Individual chassis histories