A Ferrari sports car that forms part of the marque's evolving performance-car lineage. Introduced in 2009, it sits within Ferrari's 2000s catalogue and is shown here in chronological context. This record forms part of Discovery Timeline's Ferrari road-car archive and is designed to connect to related engines, designers, technologies, places, events and motorsport stories.
Motor Museum / Ferrari / 458 Italia
Car model · Italy
Ferrari 458 Italia
A Ferrari sports car that forms part of the marque's evolving performance-car lineage. Introduced in 2009, it sits within Ferrari's 2000s catalogue and is shown here in chronological context.
Car modelrecord type
2009–2015period
3themes
Coupe
body style
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MarqueFerrari ↗
Model years2009–2015
Catalogue statushistoric
Data qualitymuseum curated ferrari 2026
Body style · 6 observationsCoupe2010–2015
Observed market-year evidence from the wider vehicle catalogue.
2010United States · Coupesource observed
2011United States · Coupesource observed
2012United States · Coupesource observed
2013United States · Coupesource observed
2014United States · Coupesource observed
2015United States · Coupesource observed
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US Car Models Data — GitHub
US car model catalogue 2016abhionlyone · unreviewed
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