The story of this car

A Factory Atelier F12 Built to Stand Apart
The Ferrari F12 Berlinetta represents one of Maranello’s great modern front-engined V12 berlinettas. As the successor to the 599 GTB Fiorano, it brought Ferrari’s flagship V12 formula into a sharper, more powerful and more technically advanced generation.
At its heart lies Ferrari’s naturally aspirated 6.3-litre V12, producing 740 hp and driving the rear wheels. It is the kind of engine that defines Ferrari’s front-engined grand touring lineage: immediate, dramatic and deeply emotional.
This 2014 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta is far from a standard example. Ordered and built directly through Ferrari’s Atelier department, it features an extremely rare configuration that was created to stand apart. The exterior is finished in tri-layer matte Giallo, complemented by Atelier livery and wheels, giving the car a highly individual and unmistakable presence.
The same bold approach continues inside, where the car features a full yellow interior together with extensive carbon fibre options. The result is a specification that feels both collector-focused and unmistakably personal — exactly the kind of car the Atelier programme was created for.
The car was originally delivered in Saudi Arabia by Fast Auto Technic and later came to Europe. Official Ferrari documentation accompanies the car and confirms that it was delivered new in this exact configuration and produced by the Atelier department.
Its service history is well documented, with recorded services in 2017 at 17,000 km, 2020 at 34,000 km, 2021 at 41,000 km, 2023 at 56,800 km, 2024 at 57,000 km and 2025 at 59,000 km. The 2023 and 2025 services each exceeded €10,000.
With its rare Atelier specification, matte Giallo finish, full yellow interior, extensive carbon fibre options, Ferrari documentation and naturally aspirated V12 engine, this F12 Berlinetta represents a highly individual example of one of Ferrari’s most charismatic modern V12 models.
Documentation & Maintenance
Ferrari Atelier documentation: Present
Service history: Documented service history
2017: Service at 17,000 km
2020: Service at 34,000 km
2021: Service at 41,000 km
2023: Service over €10,000 at 56,800 km
2024: Service at 57,000 km
2025: Service over €10,000 at 59,000 km
















































