Last updated: July 2026 · Indicative, off-market
The Ferrari F40 LM has a 2026 value in the region of $10.5 million to $11 million on recent results, well above a road-going F40, and it was never sold new to the public with a list price. It is the competition version of the F40, prepared by Michelotto, with sources varying on the total built, roughly 10 to 24 across the LM and its Competizione evolution, and cars changing hands privately.
The F40 LM is the racing evolution of the F40, developed by Michelotto, Ferrari's competition partner, for IMSA and GT racing. Power was raised well beyond the road car and the body and running gear were rebuilt for the track. Sources vary on the total built, roughly 10 to 24 across the LM and Competizione, and because they were competition machines they were never offered as catalogue cars to private buyers.
That rarity, combined with genuine race history, places the F40 LM in a bracket well above the road F40. Recent private and auction results put its value in the region of $10.5 million to $11 million, with an average close to £8.3 million, although a much lower atypical result exists for a car needing full restoration. Values are decided case by case, driven by chassis history, originality and race record, and cars are almost never advertised publicly. The related, final-evolution F40 Competizione sits alongside it at the very top of the F40 hierarchy.
Every version of the F40 has its own dedicated price guide. Values move independently from one version to the next, so open the exact car you are tracking.
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Ferrari F40 LM price in 2026: value, whether it was sold new, how many were built and where to buy.
In 2026 the Ferrari F40 LM sits in the region of $10.5 million to $11 million, based on recent private and auction results, with an average close to £8.3 million. Values vary widely with chassis history, originality and race record, and a much lower result exists for a car needing full restoration. Most examples change hands privately.
No. The F40 LM was a competition car prepared by Michelotto, not a catalogue model, and was supplied through Ferrari's competition department on application. A comparative estimate of around $450,000 is sometimes cited for the period, but no official launch price was ever published.
Sources vary. Roughly 10 to 24 competition F40s were built in total across the F40 LM and its Competizione evolution. The first cars were designated F40 LM, with later cars built to Competizione specification.
They are closely related. The F40 LM is the racing programme; the F40 Competizione is its final evolution, built in even smaller numbers. Both are competition cars offered on application. See the F40 Competizione price page for detail.
F40 LMs are traded privately and rarely appear in public listings. Browse the Ferrari opportunities represented off-market, or submit a search request and we will point you to the right cars and brokers.
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