How many Ferrari F40s were produced?

Ferrari produced 1,311 F40s, counting the road cars together with the LM, Competizione and GTE derivatives. The figure is notable because Ferrari initially planned to build only 400 examples of its anniversary supercar.

The F40 was introduced in 1987 to celebrate Ferrari’s 40th anniversary and became the final Ferrari personally approved by Enzo Ferrari. It was developed as the successor to the 288 GTO, with engineer Nicola Materazzi responsible for much of the mechanical concept and Pininfarina handling the styling.

Production continued beyond the original plan as demand and collector interest grew. The road-going F40 was built through 1993, while competition-based versions extended the broader F40 production story into the mid-1990s. Some references quote a range of 1,311 to 1,315 cars because counting methods differ, particularly over race conversions and derivative versions.

For a standard production-total question, however, 1,311 is the conventional figure used by Ferrari references and major automotive histories. The nearby options are therefore plausible-looking but incorrect alternatives.