This 2019 Ferrari 812 Superfast is a beautiful one-owner car that was delivered new through Ferrari of Silicon Valley. Finished in the Blu Swaters—an optional color from the brand’s historic palette—this car is in remarkable condition and shows just 2,790 miles. On the exterior of the car, the stunning deep blue paint is accented with black window trim and satin black finish wheels that sit in front of carbon ceramic brakes with black calipers. Black ceramic-coated exhaust pipes and carbon fiber center caps on the wheels further enhance this subtle specification. Additionally, Scuderia Shields have been fitted on both front fenders, and a front-end lift system was optioned, which is always helpful when driving a car with such a low nose. The exterior color scheme is carried through to the interior, with Nero leather covering the seats, dashboard, door cards, and center console. Fully power-adjustable front seats have a cross-hatch pattern sewn in the centers, and a dark blue leather stripe runs up the middle of both seats. Dark blue stitching is seen throughout the cabin, including on the headrests, which feature an embroidered Cavallino, and blue seat belts have also been optioned. Numerous carbon fiber trim pieces have also been specified from the factory, including a gloss carbon fiber center console, and carbon fiber steering wheel with LED shift lights along the top rim. The car is equipped with a JBL stereo and optional Apple CarPlay, making the car far more usable in an every day setting. Powering the 812 Superfast is one of Ferrari’s greatest technical achievements - the F140 V12. Starting its life in the Enzo supercar of the early-2000s, the F140 has been consistently improved over the years with increased displacement and more advanced technology. In the 812 Superfast, the result is the most powerful naturally aspirated production car engine ever produced - with an output of 789 horsepower and 530 lb-ft of torque and a scarcely believable 9,000 rpm redline. This unit sends power to the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transaxle that offers seamless shifting both at redline and when cruising in town with automatic mode on. Production of the 812 Superfast is ending this year, and the beautiful design is being replaced by the more polarizing 12Cilindri in 2025. Not only has this car been remarkably well cared for throughout its life, but paint protection film covering the entire body means that the car is free from the paint blemishes and rock chips typically found on low sports cars. If you are searching for an elegantly specced 812 in nearly new condition, this example checks a lot of boxes.