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The Ferrari 458 curb weight is between 3,274 and 3,490 lbs as specified in our data below, organized by trim, option package, and model year.
For example, the 2014 Ferrari 458 with the Italia trim has a curb weight of only 3,274 lbs. while the 2011 Ferrari 458 with the ITALIA trim has a curb weight of 3,490 lbs.
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The 2014 Ferrari 458 curb weight ranges from 3274 lbs. to 3384 lbs. depending on the trim.
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | Curb Weight (Imp.) |
|---|---|---|
| Italia | 4.5L | V8 | 7 Spd Auto-Shift Manual w/OD | RWD | 3,274 lbs. |
| Italia Spider | 4.5L | V8 | 7 Spd Auto-Shift Manual w/OD | RWD | 3,384 lbs. |
The 2013 Ferrari 458 curb weight ranges from 3274 lbs. to 3384 lbs. depending on the trim.
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | Curb Weight (Imp.) |
|---|---|---|
| Italia | 4.5L | V8 | 7 Spd Auto w/Manual Shift | RWD | 3,274 lbs. |
| Italia Spider | 4.5L | V8 | 7 Spd Auto w/Manual Shift | RWD | 3,384 lbs. |
The 2012 Ferrari 458 curb weight is 3384 lbs.
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | Curb Weight (Imp.) |
|---|---|---|
| Italia Spider | 4.5L | V8 | 7 Spd Auto w/manual shift | RWD | 3,384 lbs. |
The 2011 Ferrari 458 curb weight is 3490 lbs.
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | Curb Weight (Imp.) |
|---|---|---|
| ITALIA | 4.5L | V8 | 7 Spd Auto w/manual shift | RWD | 3,490 lbs. |
The 2010 Ferrari 458 curb weight is 3490 lbs.
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Drivetrain | Curb Weight (Imp.) |
|---|---|---|
| Italia | 4.5L | V8 | 7 Spd Auto w/manual shift | RWD | 3,490 lbs. |

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