Chassis No. ZFF73SKB000198822

Succeeding the 612 Scaglietti at Geneva in 2011, the FF was Ferrari's first all-wheel-drive production car, a four-place tourer powered by a naturally aspirated 6.3-liter V12 rated at 660 PS. Chassis number 198822 was ordered in a carefully considered specification, finished in Grigio Ingrid, a champagne-tinged gray named for the actress Ingrid Bergman, whose 375 MM coupé commissioned by Roberto Rossellini wore the original shade. A chrome grille, Scuderia fender shields, and Giallo calipers provide subtle highlights.

Its quietly elegant exterior is paired with Iroko leather, a warm tobacco brown that extends beyond the seats to the upper and lower dashboard, A-pillars, steering wheel, and rear parcel shelf. A matching Iroko Alcantara headliner encloses the interior, while Beige Chiaro contrast stitching and Beige Chiaro Cavallino embroidery on the headrests lighten the effect. Marrone seatbelts and Testa di Moro carpets complete the scheme. The car is thought to be one of only three FFs finished in this color combination.

Carbon fiber offers a sporting counterpoint to all the leather, appearing on the steering wheel with LEDs, shift paddles, center console, sill plates, and dashboard inserts. The FF is also equipped with a suspension lifter and parking sensors.

Delivered new through Swiss dealer Garage Zenith SA, the car is accompanied by its manuals, service book, original car cover, and battery tender. The stamped service booklet records service from Ferrari dealers since 2015, most recently Basel's Niki Hasler in October 2026, who replaced the rear brakes, drive belts, filters, and fluids. With its four seats, all-wheel drive, and a color combination far removed from the familiar red-over-tan, this FF offers grand-touring versatility with a distinctly individual specification.