The Ferrari FF will be listed on the China supercar market in November. Dealers however are already open for deposits and so we know the price of this van: 5.3 million yuan, that is 816.000 dollar indeed.

The high price is caused by Chinese import taxes that can go up as far as 80% of a car’s value and it can be even higher for gas guzzling supercars which are slammed with additional ‘environment’ taxes. Even so, Ferrari will have no problem finding buyers for the FF in China.

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