The Most Underrated Classic Ferrari?
Today at Autohaus of Naples, Victoria is showing a beautiful vintage Ferrari, a true example of classic cars. This car video highlights the stunning craftsmanship and enduring appeal of our 1979 Ferrari 400 for sale. Shipping, Financing, & More Details: https://www.autohausfl.com/ Make sure you're subscribed @AutohausofNaples 🔔 your dream car might roll through our boutique dealership next! And wherever else you scroll, follow us there too! Instagram: / autohausnaples Facebook: / autohausnaples TikTok: / autohausnaples The 1979 Ferrari 400 is not the loudest, flashiest, or most obvious Ferrari — and that is exactly what makes it so interesting. This is a classic Ferrari built for long-distance grand touring, elegant design, and effortless V12 character rather than pure supercar drama. Styled by Pininfarina, the Ferrari 400 has a sharp, understated look that feels completely different from many of the mid-engine Ferraris people usually think of. It is long, low, clean, and sophisticated — the kind of Ferrari that feels more like an old-money European express than a poster car. Under the hood is a 4.8-liter quad-cam V12 engine, giving this Ferrari 400 the kind of smooth, refined power delivery that made Ferrari’s front-engine grand tourers so special. It was designed to cover distance with confidence, comfort, and style, while still carrying the mechanical soul of a proper twelve-cylinder Ferrari. One of the most important parts of the Ferrari 400 story is that it became the first Ferrari model offered with an automatic transmission. That made it controversial to some purists, but it also made the 400 a fascinating part of Ferrari history. It showed a different side of the brand — one focused on luxury, usability, and grand touring refinement. Inside, the Ferrari 400 feels every bit like a vintage European GT. It has the presence of a true classic Ferrari, but with a more mature and understated personality. This is not a car trying to scream for attention. It is a car for someone who understands the details, the design, the V12, and the era it came from. Today, the Ferrari 400 remains one of the most overlooked classic Ferraris. While many vintage Ferrari models have become nearly untouchable, the 400 still offers a rare combination of Pininfarina styling, V12 power, Ferrari heritage, and grand touring comfort. From the quad-cam V12 to the elegant body lines, this 1979 Ferrari 400 is more than just a classic car. It is a piece of Ferrari history from a time when the brand was building refined, powerful grand tourers for people who wanted something truly different. Available now at Autohaus of Naples — because it’s time to drive your dream. 🚗 About Autohaus of Naples Autohaus of Naples is a boutique luxury dealership in beautiful Naples, Florida. Since 2004, we’ve helped thousands of customers across the U.S. and worldwide find their dream car. We specialize in online sales and remote transactions, offering a smooth, zero-pressure buying experience from start to finish. Visit our showroom right across from the Naples Airport: 493 Airport-Pulling Rd N, Naples, FL 34104 Our inventory includes both owned and consigned vehicles, each carefully selected, fully inspected by certified technicians, and professionally detailed. Every vehicle goes through a multi-stage quality check, including an undercarriage lift inspection, so you can buy with confidence. We offer nationwide and international shipping, open or enclosed, and every shipment is fully insured. Or, visit our Naples showroom to pick up your new car in person. We’ve sold cars to 11 countries and hold an A+ BBB rating. Financing is available for qualified buyers, and we welcome trades or offers online or in person. Terms of Sale: In-state buyers must pay Florida sales tax and registration fees. Out-of-state buyers may register and pay taxes in their home state unless they plan to drive the vehicle off our lot. All buyers are subject to a $650 documentation fee. Shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer.

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