2016 Ferrari California T For Sale With 19,230 Miles

A 2016 Ferrari California T with 19,230 miles is now for sale, offering turbocharged performance and open-top Italian style.

Contributing Writer, Autoblog
2016 Ferrari California T

2016 Ferrari California T

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A landmark in Maranello history

The arrival of the Ferrari California T was a massive deal for the brand’s modern era. It was the first time they put a turbocharged engine into a road car since the days of the F40, which really shows how much of a turning point this model was. This 2016 example, showing original 19,230 miles, is a perfect look at that shift in engineering. Ferrari wanted to create something that offered better efficiency and was easy to use every day, but they weren’t willing to give up the soul and emotion people expect from the Prancing Horse. It ended up being the final version of the California line and acted as the bridge to the turbocharged V8 models the company builds today. This particular 2016 Ferrari California T is for sale on Exotic Car Trader, and you can check out the listing by clicking here.

2016 Ferrari California T Source: Exotic Car Trader

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Nero design and authentic Italian accents

This car is finished in a timeless Nero paint that gives it a very sleek, understated look. To keep things authentic, it’s accented with Scuderia Ferrari shields on the fenders and bright yellow brake calipers that sit behind the 20-inch forged silver wheels. Those multi-spoke wheels and the retractable hardtop mean the car has a sharp, sporty presence whether you’re driving it as a closed coupe or an open-top roadster.

2016 Ferrari California T Source: Exotic Car Trader

Inside, the Nero theme continues through the cabin. You’ll sit in Daytona-style seats that are fully electric, so you can dial in the comfort for a long drive. The leather is finished with contrast stitching that adds a nice level of detail to the space. Everything about the layout is meant to balance that grand-touring comfort with a clear nod to motorsport, especially when you look at the F1-inspired steering wheel. The Manettino lets you switch between modes, like “Comfort” for a smooth, casual drive or “Sport” for a stiffer, more aggressive drive. Having it and paddle shifters right at your fingertips means you don’t have to go digging through menus or move your hands to change how the car behaves.

2016 Ferrari California T Source: Exotic Car Trader

A new era of forced induction performance

The heart of the car is that 3.9-liter twin-turbocharged V8, designed to deliver huge low-end torque and a powerband that feels linear as you climb through the gears. That power hits the rear wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission that keeps the momentum going without any interruption.

2016 Ferrari California T Source: Exotic Car Trader

Ferrari equipped this example with carbon-ceramic brakes. The way the chassis is tuned allows the car to have two different personalities. On one hand, it has very composed manners when you’re just out on the highway, making it a refined choice for daily use. On the other hand, it stays responsive and engaging when you decide to drive it with more enthusiasm.

2016 Ferrari California T Source: Exotic Car Trader

Final thoughts

This 2016 Ferrari California T delivers the turbocharged performance and refined feel you’d expect from a modern Maranello legend. For a driver who wants a car that can handle the daily commute while staying true to its supercar roots, it checks every box. It’s an honest, Nero-on-Nero example that perfectly captures the brand’s shift into a new era of power.

About the author

Michelle Nati

Contributing Writer, Autoblog

Michelle Nati is an automotive writer who grew up in a family that owned an auto body shop, surrounded by classic muscle cars. Her professional experience is rooted in digital media, serving as a scriptwriter for Donut Media's popular YouTube channel and contributing to a wide range of outlets including USA Today, Complex, and Time Out. Her work often explores the more unusual aspects of car culture, a perspective informed by her experience owning and maintaining classic American muscle.