How hard is it to import a car from Germany to the USA

A Euro spec car?
Virtually impossible, the cost would make it an unnaceptable proposition.
Would not qualify under "Show and Display" either as the same model is available here.
Just not worth it, on top of it, Ferrari dealers would make your life very difficult too, good luck getting parts and qualified service.

 

Forget the idea.

Importing a Us-spec car to europe can be done, the opposite is,like said absent, virtually impossible.

That's a well known fact in the automotive world


I'm sure you'll find your dream FF in USA, BUT you will have to sport those hideous orange relfectors

 

Very difficult and expensive.

What happened to the 2014 Grigio FF you found? Didn’t follow through on that killer deal?

 

How special could the German FF be? There’s plenty for sale here.

 

How about something like this?

https://www.ferrariofgreenwich.com/2014-ferrari-ff-c-548.htm

 

Definitely cost prohibitive and not worthwhile. Find a car in the States. Life is too short to go through the hassles of trying to do so.

 

That CdF paint color is the bomb.

 

If it’s a particular shade of paint that you are after, repainting a US car might be a better option than importing a Euro car.

 

Ahh George, I did not look at the mileage. However, if you are going to just drive the car, maybe its better to go from like 20-30k miles than from 5k-15k miles? I think there is a group out there that thinks these cars melt at 10k miles. I saw that car today and I can tell you, it looks great in person. CdF is a great color.

 

I don't want to talk you into something you don't want to do, but I wonder how difficult that would be to add after the fact? Probably a lot less expensive than bringing in a car from overseas.

 

What a great car and spec! I drove my FF for 42,000km and this one looks WAY cleaner and better maintained then mine does (dealer still didn't sell it and I traded it about a year ago). Sometimes I wish to go back to an FF that had a lot of miles on it because I didn't feel so bad piling them on or driving in super bad weather...