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2017 Ferrari California
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$99,995
Est. $1,357/mo
$15,714 Below market
RMV: $115,709
Mileage 32,251 mi.
Store Transfer
1 Accident, 2 Owner
29 Days in market
BLACK
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Planet Auto Sales - Lindon
Lindon, UT
4.0
(Based 798 Review)
(801) 79*****
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Certified Pre-Owned
2016 Ferrari California   Convertible
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Certified 2016 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$139,990
Est. $1,900/mo
$11,862 Below market
RMV: $151,852
Price Drop, $3,000
Earlier Price: $142,990 (15 Nov 2024)
Mileage 9,002 mi.
Store Transfer
3 Owner
244 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Manual
Cavallino Rosso
Saint Louis, MO
4.0
(Based 57 Review)
(314) 62*****
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2017 Ferrari California   Convertible
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2017 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$130,000
Est. $1,765/mo
$12,892 Below market
RMV: $142,892
Price Rise, $23
Earlier Price: $129,977 (28 Nov 2024)
Mileage 10,245 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Owner
223 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Manual
Noblesville Imports
Noblesville, IN
4.0
(Based 428 Review)
(317) 45*****
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2016 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$114,664
Est. $1,556/mo
$9,573 Below market
RMV: $124,237
Price Drop, $1,000
Earlier Price: $115,664 (19 Nov 2024)
Mileage 19,200 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Accident, 8 Owner
23 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Manual
Honda of Lake City
Lake City, FL
4.0
(Based 382 Review)
(386) 66*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$117,900
Est. $1,600/mo
$9,141 Below market
RMV: $127,041
Price Drop, $12,000
Earlier Price: $129,900 (12 Nov 2024)
Mileage 20,543 mi.
Store Transfer
7 Owner
24 Days in market
BLACK
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Marino Performance Motors
West Palm Beach, FL
4.0
(Based 78 Review)
(561) 29*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$119,000
Est. $1,615/mo
$8,948 Below market
RMV: $127,948
Mileage 19,089 mi.
Store Transfer
5 Owner
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Koenigsegg SF
Redwood City, CA
4.0
(Based 18 Review)
(650) 35*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$135,500
Est. $1,839/mo
$6,692 Below market
RMV: $142,192
Price Drop, $1,000
Earlier Price: $136,500 (22 Nov 2024)
Mileage 6,038 mi.
Store Transfer
3 Owner
58 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Toy Barn of Dublin
Dublin, OH
4.0
(Based 746 Review)
(614) 79*****
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$124,999
Est. $1,697/mo
$7,740 Below market
RMV: $132,739
Mileage 19,024 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Accident, 3 Owner
27 Days in market
SILVER
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Hampstead Preowned Auto Sales
Hampstead, MD
4.0
(Based 4058 Review)
(410) 23*****
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2016 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$112,900
Est. $1,532/mo
$5,358 Below market
RMV: $118,258
Price Drop, $3,100
Earlier Price: $116,000 (11 Oct 2024)
Mileage 28,935 mi.
Store Transfer
3 Owner
91 Days in market
RED
Convertible
V8
Manual
Motor Werks INFINITI of Barrington
Barrington, IL
4.0
(Based 810 Review)
(833) 61*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$127,500
Est. $1,731/mo
$4,222 Below market
RMV: $131,722
Price Drop, $5,495
Earlier Price: $132,995 (2 Jul 2024)
Mileage 15,600 mi.
Store Transfer
4 Owner
170 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Exotic Car Trader Southeast
Fort Lauderdale, FL
4.0
(Based 326 Review)
(866) 57*****
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Certified Pre-Owned
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Certified 2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$141,949
Est. $1,927/mo
$4,600 Below market
RMV: $146,549
Price Drop, $540
Earlier Price: $142,489 (24 Oct 2024)
Mileage 15,015 mi.
Home Delivery
3 Owner
155 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Foreign Cars Italia
Greensboro, NC
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$99,995
Est. $1,357/mo
$4,699 Below market
RMV: $104,694
Price Drop, $6,000
Earlier Price: $105,995 (20 Nov 2024)
Mileage 49,759 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Owner
202 Days in market
WHITE
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Horizon Motor Group
Rocklin, CA
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Certified Pre-Owned
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Certified 2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$149,000
Est. $2,022/mo
$4,352 Below market
RMV: $153,352
Mileage 8,421 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
3 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Ferrari of San Francisco
Mill Valley, CA
4.0
(Based 85 Review)
(415) 38*****
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2018 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$139,990
Est. $1,900/mo
$6,222 Below market
RMV: $146,212
Mileage 23,997 mi.
Store Transfer
4 Owner
27 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Manual
Bentley Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN
4.0
(Based 868 Review)
(317) 68*****
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2016 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$119,995
Est. $1,629/mo
$1,972 Below market
RMV: $121,967
Price Drop, $6,000
Earlier Price: $125,995 (8 Nov 2024)
Mileage 26,220 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
72 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Manual
Ron Tonkin Gran Turismo
Wilsonville, OR
4.0
(Based 10 Review)
(503) 25*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$132,900
Est. $1,804/mo
$2,089 Below market
RMV: $134,989
Mileage 12,469 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
49 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Tactical Fleet
Addison, TX
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$123,995
Est. $1,683/mo
$1,765 Below market
RMV: $125,760
Mileage 21,486 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
5 Days in market
WHITE
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Gold Coast Maserati Alfa Romeo
Great Neck, NY
4.0
(Based 260 Review)
(516) 72*****
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2016 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$142,994
Est. $1,941/mo
$1,686 Below market
RMV: $144,680
Mileage 3,447 mi.
Store Transfer
1 Owner
15 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Manual
Lamborghini Sarasota
Sarasota, FL
4.0
(Based 175 Review)
(941) 24*****
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$125,000
Est. $1,697/mo
$2,388 Below market
RMV: $127,388
Price Drop, $10,000
Earlier Price: $135,000 (16 Oct 2024)
Mileage 28,310 mi.
Store Transfer
3 Owner
209 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
iLusso
Costa Mesa, CA
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Certified Pre-Owned
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Certified 2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$149,850
Est. $2,034/mo
$303 Below market
RMV: $150,153
Mileage 11,183 mi.
Store Transfer
1 Owner
14 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Ferrari of San Francisco
Mill Valley, CA
4.0
(Based 85 Review)
(415) 38*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$124,995
Est. $1,697/mo
$395 Below market
RMV: $125,390
Mileage 22,657 mi.
Home Delivery
6 Owner
2 Days in market
GRAY
Convertible
V8
Automatic
European Exotic Center
Tampa, FL
4.0
(Based 98 Review)
(813) 65*****
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$148,900
Est. $2,021/mo
$437 Below market
RMV: $149,337
Price Drop, $11,000
Earlier Price: $159,900 (19 Oct 2024)
Mileage 8,184 mi.
Store Transfer
5 Owner
169 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Marshall Goldman Newport Beach
Newport Beach, CA
4.0
(Based 2 Review)
(949) 990*****
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$142,490
Est. $1,934/mo
$279 Above market
RMV: $142,211
Price Drop, $2,000
Earlier Price: $144,490 (17 Oct 2024)
Mileage 10,071 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
167 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Ferrari of San Diego
San Diego, CA
4.0
(Based 168 Review)
(858) 45*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$114,990
Est. $1,561/mo
$78 Above market
RMV: $114,912
Price Drop, $5,000
Earlier Price: $119,990 (24 Oct 2024)
Mileage 30,123 mi.
Store Transfer
4 Owner
64 Days in market
BLACK
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Karma Jacksonville
Jacksonville, FL
5.0
(Based 27 Review)
(904) 892*****
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About 2017 Ferrari California


3.7

Overall Rating

If you want luxury flair just like the elegant streets of California, the 2017 Ferrari California T is one of the best ways to put your million dollars to your showcase. The California T convertible is a true blue luxury performance roadster with the essence of performance packed in every bit. The 2017 California starts from around $203,723 without any options.

If you want luxury flair just like the elegant streets of California, the 2017 Ferrari California T is one of the best ways to put your million dollars to your showcase. The California T convertible is a true blue luxury performance roadster with the essence of performance packed in every bit. The 2017 California starts from around $203,723 without any options.

The Ferrari California T is powered by a 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 engine mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The engine is a gem and loves to touch the red line at a screaming 7,500 RPM. The power is fed to the rear wheels which put down over 535 horsepower. The massive performance of this Ferrari is complimented by a luxurious cabin that is crafted with perfection. 

The Ferrari California T comes loaded with all sorts of bells and whistles as standard in the only trim that is offered by Ferrari. Although, customers can choose from a wide variety of customizable options from Ferrari

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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$139,995
Est. $1,900/mo
$788 Above market
RMV: $139,207
Mileage 8,372 mi.
Home Delivery
3 Owner
29 Days in market
WHITE
Convertible
V8
Automatic
European Exotic Center
Tampa, FL
4.0
(Based 98 Review)
(813) 65*****
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$143,990
Est. $1,954/mo
$1,241 Below market
RMV: $145,231
Price Rise, $1,500
Earlier Price: $142,490 (15 Oct 2024)
Mileage 7,256 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
218 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Palomino Motors
Dallas, TX
4.0
(Based 205 Review)
(214) 87*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$130,000
Est. $1,765/mo
$494 Below market
RMV: $130,494
Mileage 14,895 mi.
Store Transfer
1 Accident, 3 Owner
67 Days in market
RED
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Imports Unlimited of Naples
Naples, FL
3.0
(Based 27 Review)
(239) 23*****
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2016 Ferrari California Convertible

Roadster

$115,800
Est. $1,572/mo
$1,861 Above market
RMV: $113,939
Price Drop, $200
Earlier Price: $116,000 (22 Oct 2024)
Mileage 33,958 mi.
Home Delivery
3 Owner
123 Days in market
Convertible
V8
Manual
Bentley Maserati of Pittsburgh
Wexford, PA
4.0
(Based 58 Review)

Vehicle History

  • No accident or damage reported to Carindigo
  • 1st owner drove an estimated 8,883 miles/year
  • 1st owner purchased on 05/09/16 and owned in CA until 11/10/17
  • Last serviced at 34,034 miles in Wexford, PA on 01/23/24
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2017 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$89,998
Est. $1,221/mo
$357 Above market
RMV: $89,641
Price Drop, $10,000
Earlier Price: $99,998 (25 Oct 2024)
Mileage 57,822 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
136 Days in market
BLACK
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Carrio MotorCars
Lauderdale Lakes, FL
3.0
(Based 192 Review)
(954) 73*****
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2016 Ferrari California

2dr Convertible (3.9L 8cyl Turbo 7AM)

$103,777
Est. $1,408/mo
No Price Analysis
Mileage 19,970 mi.
Store Transfer
2 Owner
729 Days in market
WHITE
Convertible
V8
Automatic
Integrity Auto Sales
Sacramento, CA
4.0
(Based 739 Review)
(833) 83*****
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2017 Ferrari California Review


Pros

  • Sharp Handling
  • Precise Throttle Response
  • Lightning Fast Gearshifts
  • Great Looks

Cons

  • Tight rear seats
  • Cramped Boot
  • Hefty Price Tag

If you want luxury flair just like the elegant streets of California, the 2017 Ferrari California T is one of the best ways to put your million dollars to your showcase. The California T convertible is a true blue luxury performance roadster with the essence of performance packed in every bit. The 2017 California starts from around $203,723 without any options.

Overview


If you want luxury flair just like the elegant streets of California, the 2017 Ferrari California T is one of the best ways to put your million dollars to your showcase. The California T convertible is a true blue luxury performance roadster with the essence of performance packed in every bit. The 2017 California starts from around $203,723 without any options.

The Ferrari California T is powered by a 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 engine mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The engine is a gem and loves to touch the red line at a screaming 7,500 RPM. The power is fed to the rear wheels which put down over 535 horsepower. The massive performance of this Ferrari is complimented by a luxurious cabin that is crafted with perfection. 

Pricing and Features
7.0/10


The 2017 Ferrari California is one of the most luxurious and exotic sports roadsters that you can buy today. The ‘T’ in the title stands for ‘turbocharged’ which means that this two-door roadster is powered by a 3.9L twin-turbo V8 motor. The crafted exterior shows its Pininfarina DNA which flows along the bodywork to give it a class-leading appeal. The car starts from $203.723 without options, and with all the modern tech-packed the sticker price could easily come over $300,000. 

Model

Ferrari California T

MSRP

$203,723

Key Features

Dual stainless steel exhaust with chrome tailpipe finish

 

Mechanical limited-slip differential

 

19-inch wheels

 

Black side window trim

 

Power heated side mirrors

 

Rain sensing wipers

 

Lip spoiler

 

Automatic roll-over protection

 

Manual wind blocker

 

Power bucket seats

 

Valet function

 

Dual-zone climate control

 

Automatic bi-xenon headlights

 

Illuminated locking glove box

 

Full leather headliner

 

Leather seat trim

 

Power tilt/telescopic steering wheel column

 

Power rear windows

 

Hardtop power-retractable roof

Recommendation

The Ferrari California T comes loaded with all sorts of bells and whistles as standard in the only trim that is offered by Ferrari. Although, customers can choose from a wide variety of customizable options from Ferrari

Engine and Performance
8.0/10


The California T is available in only one engine option - a 3.9-liter twin-turbo engine producing a very competent 553 horsepower and 557lb-ft of torque. The engine has been tuned in such a way the turbocharger power is restricted at low and highway speeds but once the pedal touches the floor, the car moves and it moves quickly. 

Ferrari has also managed to contain any power delay, i.e turbo lag. The seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox makes sure of lightning-fast gear shifts. The gear shifts are seamless which makes the California T a very smooth highway cruiser as well.

Model

Ferrari California T

Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Convertible

McLaren 570 S Spider

Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

MSRP

$202,723

$219,850

$208,800

$200,695

Engine

3.9-liter twin-turbo V8

6-liter Twin-Turbo V12

3.8-liter twin-turbo V8

6-liter V12

Transmission

7 Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic

7 Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic

7 Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic

7 Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic

Power

553hp @7500RPM

621hp @5500RPM

562hp @7500RPM

563hp @6650RPM

Torque

557lb-ft @4750RPM

738lb-ft @2300RPM

443hp @5000RPM

457lb-ft @5550RPM

All the cars in this group cost roughly the same but offer different powertrains. The AMG offers a twin-turbo 6-liter V12 and the Aston Martin offers a different version of the same engine. The McLaren comes with a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8. The Mercedes produces a mind-blowing 621hp and 738lb-ft of torque. But, the Mercedes also costs the most and the huge V12 also means that it is not exactly economical.

2017 Ferrari California Acceleration Performance

The 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 is capable of launching the car to 60mph in 3.3 seconds which is really fast considering it is the Baby Ferrari. The team in Maranello has left no stone unturned when it comes to making the California T fast.

Models

Ferrari California T

Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Convertible

McLaren 570 S Spider

Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

0-60 MPH

3.3 seconds

3.7 seconds

3 seconds

3.7 seconds

Quarter Mile

11.3 seconds

11.8 seconds

10.8 seconds

11.8 seconds

Top Speed

196 mph

186 mph

204 mph

205 mph

Emission (Tons/yr of CO2 Emissions @ 15K Mi/year)

NA

NA

10.9

12.6

The California T is quicker to 60MPH than the V12 Mercedes and Aston Martin, which can be mainly due to their weight. McLaren has a league of its own when it comes to accelerating from a standstill and the 570s Spider is no exception. It blasts off the line and reaches 60 in 3 seconds flat. The Mclaren 570s and the Aston Martin Vantage V12 have the highest top speed which is electronically limited to almost 205 mph. 

2017 Ferrari California Braking Performance

The California T is equipped with 15.4-inch brakes in the front and 14.2-inch in the rear. Ferrari also offers Carbon Ceramics on the California T as an option. The brakes do feel solid and make the driver feel confident even at high speeds. The new California also gets sophisticated electronics that offer tremendous braking support which improves the braking performance. 

Model

Ferrari California T

Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Convertible

McLaren 570 S Spider

Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

Brake Front (in)

15.4

15.4

15.5

15.7

Brake Rear (in)

14.2

14.2

15

14.2

Curb weight (lbs)

3813

4299

3287

3847

60-0 MPH

111 ft

150ft (70-0)

95 ft

114 ft

The brakes on the California T are not the best but they do manage to bring the car to a halt from 60MPH in 111ft. Again, McLaren sets the standard as the 570s spider does 60-0MPH in 95ft which is very very good. This can also be credited to McLaren's super lightweight when compared to the competition.

2017 Ferrari California Ride and Handling

The 2017 Ferrari California T has stiffer suspensions when compared to its predecessor California. This helps the car around corners as it makes it feel more planted and stable around corners. Even with the stiffened suspension setup, the Ferrari feels comfortable on highways and it is good enough for cruising.

The steering is also sharper when compared to the old California but Ferrari manages to maintain the ease of driving. The California T is still easy to drive and feels comfortable enough for highway journeys which were originally California's strong point.

Fuel Economy
5.0/10


The 2017 California T has a total range of 330 miles in the city and 474 miles on the highway. The twin-turbo setup manages 16MPG in city driving and 23MPG on the highway which is better when compared to previous California's 13MPG for the city and 19MPG on the highway.

Model

Ferrari California T

Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Convertible

McLaren 570 S Spider

Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

MPG (City)

16

13

16

12

MPG (Highway)

23

22

23

18

MPG (Combined)

18

16

19

14

When compared to rivals, the California T manages a better fuel economy than the Mercedes and the Aston Martin which also has an AMG sourced engine. This can be blamed on the fact that the Ferrari and McLaren have a 3.9 and 3.8-liter engine respectively whereas the Mercedes and Aston Martin are powered by a 6-liter V12 engine. The Aston Martin's naturally aspirated V12 engine gives the least fuel economy out of this bunch. The McLaren managed the best economy numbers mainly due to it's lightweight.

Interior
7.0/10


The California T can seat up to four passengers. The seats are also wider than previous California and offer more support during corners. The rear seats offer very little room and can only be used to seat children or extra luggage.

Most of the buttons have been moved to the steering wheel. So, they are easy to reach and very simple to use. The Manettino wheel on the steering which is used to change the driving mode also looks very cool. The LED shift lights on the steering wheel are also a cool paid option.

Models

Ferrari California T

Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Convertible

McLaren 570 S Spider

Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

Passenger Capacity

4

2

2

2

Front (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)

NA

39.1/55.5/42.9

NA

36.7/-/42.8

Only the Ferrari provides the practicality of 4 seats in this group. The Mercedes comes with a softer suspension setup but does not feel as sporty as the Ferrari. The Prancing Horse also offers a good amount of room to its front-seat passengers. The McLaren also offers a good and comfortable ride but it is harder to get in and out of when compared to rivals. The California T's interior is a mix of both luxury and sporty feeling. Some of its features include 

  • Manual wind blocker
  • Power bucket seats
  • Valet function
  • Dual-zone climate control
  • Steering mounted controls
  • Illuminated locking glove box
  • Full leather headliner
  • Leather seat trim
  • Power tilt/telescopic steering wheel column
  • Power rear windows
  • Hard-top power-retractable roof

2017 Ferrari California Infotainment System

The California T has an upgraded infotainment system when compared to previous California but it still feels dated when compared to the infotainment systems provided by Mercedes and McLaren. The screen is not as responsive to use as the ones offered by the rivals. Aston Martin uses Mercedes's previous generation infotainment system which is ages behind modern technology. The new California Convertble's screen is sharp and bright but the system suffers from lag. Some of the infotainment features in the 2017 Ferrari California are:

  • LCD Screen
  • Navigation
  • Bluetooth
  • Voice-activated controls
  • 7 speaker audio system
  • Audio streaming

2017 Ferrari California Cargo space

The California T offers 12 cubic feet of space with the top up and 8.5 cubic feet with the roof down. The foldable metal roof definitely takes up space in the trunk. The Ferrari also offers a luggage pass-through which makes it possible to carry a set of golf clubs. The rear seats can also be used to carry luggage as they cannot be used to carry adults.

Model

Ferrari California T

Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Convertible

McLaren 570 S Spider

Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

Cargo Volume (ft cube)

12

8.5

5.3

5

When compared to rivals, the Ferrari provides the most cargo space and can easily carry at least an extra bag over its rivals. The SL65 ranks second when it comes to cargo space.

Exterior
9.0/10


The California T isn't the largest car out there but it isn't the smallest either. At 3813 lbs, it is not light. The McLaren is the lightest of the group at 3287 lbs due to its carbon fiber monocoque chassis.

Models

Ferrari California T

Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Convertible

McLaren 570 S Spider

Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

Curb weight

(lbs)

3813

4299

3287

3847

Length (in)

179.9

182.7

178.4

172.6

Width (in) (w/o mirror)

75.2

63.2

76

73.4

Height (in)

52

51.2

46.3

49.2

Ground clearance (in)

4.3

3.7

NA

5

Wheelbase (in)

105.1

101.7

105.1

102.4

Track width (in) F/R

64.2/63.2

63.1/63.2

65.9/63.7

61.8/62.0

In terms of exterior dimensions, the Ferrari has the highest roofline and it is also the longest. Even at 3813 lbs, the California T feels easy to drive and controllable at all times. Once the roof has been folded down into the trunk, the rear feels a little heavy but it isn't anything that cannot be controlled. Some of the exterior features in the2017 Ferrari California are:

  • Dual stainless steel exhaust with chrome tailpipe finish
  • 19-inch wheels
  • 20-inch wheels (optional)
  • Black side window trim
  • Power heated side mirrors
  • Rain sensing wipers
  • Lip spoiler
  • Automatic roll-over protection
  • Automatic bi-xenon headlights
  • Hardtop power-retractable roof

Safety
5.6/10


The Ferrari California T has not been crash-tested by the IIHS or the NHTSA so, no crash data exists. The Ferrari California comes with quite a few safety equipment and systems as standard -

  • Dual front-mounted airbags
  • Anti-lock braking system
  • Electronic stability control
  • Active anti-roll control
  • Electronic brake distribution
  • Parking sensors

Competition
9.0/10


Ferrari California T Vs Mercedes AMG SL65

The AMG is powered by a huge 6-liter V12 engine which clearly impacts the fuel economy. The California T offers a much better fuel economy when compared to the Mercedes-Benz AMG SL 65. The Ferrari is also easy to drive and the steering also feels easy to handle.

The 6-liter AMG V12 produces more power than the Ferrari but the weight of the car impacts the performance. Mercedes's COMAND system is better and more advanced than Ferrari's infotainment system but the Ferrari is a better package overall and a better driver's car.

Ferrari California T Vs McLaren 570s Spider

McLaren has set the standard for performance in recent times and the 570s Spider sets the bar very high. It can sprint to 60MPH in 3 seconds flat which is very impressive. Even in terms of braking, the McLaren 570S Spider just needs 95ft to come to a complete stop from 60MPH.

The lightweight carbon-fiber monocoque chassis and the twin-turbo setup also means that the McLaren also returns a good fuel economy for this segment. McLaren also provides an advanced infotainment system with the latest technology.

Ferrari California T Vs Aston Martin Vantage V12 S Roadster

The Aston Martin V12 Vantage offers a version of the same 6-liter V12 in the SL65. The Aston has a naturally aspirated version of the same which means that the fuel economy is even worse.

The infotainment system is also clearly dated as it is the previous generation of Mercedes's COMAND. The gear shifts are also not smooth when compared to the Ferrari. The V12 S just feels like an unnecessary barge on the road.

Final Verdict


The Ferrari California T is the most comfortable diverse car in the group and can be considered a beginner's guide into supercars. It is a comfortable highway cruiser but at the same time, with the push of a button - it can deliver a performance worthy enough of the Prancing Horse badge. It can run smoothly at low RPMs but as you dive deeper into the throttle, the output from the turbos increase and the California T just keeps on going and going. 

The McLaren does offer better performance but it cannot match the Ferrari in terms of luxury and comfort. The Mercedes and Aston Martin can match the Ferrari in terms of luxury and comfort but they cannot match it in performance and practicality. Plus, the Baby Ferrari California T comes with a Ferrari badge, and yes, you can buy it in red.