When it comes to Ferrari’s front-engined GT cars, they often don’t get as much love as their mid-engined stablemates, and amongst that roster of GT cars, one that’s often overlooked is the 456.

That has lead prices for the V12-powered 2+2 coupe to drop to some relatively affordable levels, but this one listed for a mere $58,695 looks especially tempting. For comparison’s sake, that amount gets you a brand new, top of the line, 382-HP 2023 Toyota GR Supra A91-MT ($58,345).

Listed for sale on eBay, the car has 57,110 miles (95,128 km) on its odometer, which is on the much higher side for Ferraris and potentially one of the factors behind its relatively low price. Another factor could be that it’s the “GTA” model, meaning it has a four-speed automatic transmission instead of a gated 6-speed manual, but it’s important to consider that you’re still getting a V12-powered Italian sports car for around the same price as a Toyota Sequoia.

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And on the topic of that V12, which is rated at 5.5 liters in displacement, it makes a 436 hp (442 PS / 325 kW) and 398 lb-ft (590 Nm) of torque, which is a decent amount of power by today’s standards, let alone those of 25 years ago. That allowed the 456 to make the sprint from 0-60 mph (0-97 km/h) in around 5 seconds on the way to a final destination of 186 mph (300 km/h). Not only that, but at the time, it was supposedly the most powerful mass-produced road car Ferrari had produced to date.

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Other than a catalytic converter delete to let the V12 breathe, this 456 is stock, and it wears a handsome, subdued color scheme truly befitting of a late-90s Ferrari GT. The exterior is finished in black offset by silver wheels, while the interior is upholstered in tan leather, and all of it appears to be in pretty good shape.

What do you think? Would you roll the dice on this Ferrari 456? Let us know in the comments.