Ferrari 458 Italia, the first mid-engine sports car with a retractable hardtop from Ferrari, comes with a very good fuel tank capacity of 86 litres. Once the fuel tank is full, one can easily cover long distances without any worry about fuel re-fill.

With a gas mileage of 19.9 mpg, the Ferrari 458 Speciale takes joint fifteenth place. It’s a 2 door RWD Coupé with 2 seats and a rear mid-mounted 4.5L V8 Gas engine.

Smaller cars generally have gas tanks that hold 12 gallons worth of gas, while larger cars can hold 15 or 16 gallons. For the purpose of this story, let’s say gas costs $3.85 a gallon. A car with a 12-gallon tank costs $46.20 to fill up while a larger car with a 15-gallon tank costs $57.75.

Premium Gasoline

Ferraris are finely tuned supercars and hypercars in which every detail contributes to performance and function of the whole. Naturally, the fuel that powers you Prancing Horse is crucial — but what type of fuel is used in Ferrari cars, ideally? The answer is: premium fuel, ideally without ethanol.

E85 blend

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The total cost PER YEAR comes out to be $133,485! To break this down even further, to lease the Aventador S, you will be paying $11,125.75 per month!

Lamborghini has a great range of supercars that all hold their value very well. While we’ve been comparing new to used values, the used market is where we always recommend staying if you want to minimise the depreciation hit. Buying these cars used opens up a wide range of finance or outright purchasing options.

In most cases, no. A supercar should not be considered an investment. You should buy it to enjoy, and typically, even if you enjoy it, you won’t lose out too much on its value. Many supercars depreciate much differently than even luxury vehicles.

With proper care and maintenance, the average Ferrari engine should last up to 100,000 miles or more.