Ferrari 296 Exterior Mirror Right
the Right Exterior Mirror for the Ferrari 296 GTB and 296 GTS is a highly sophisticated assembly. Unlike mirrors on older Ferraris, the 296 unit is a “Smart Mirror” that houses cameras for the 360-degree view and sensors for the Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) system.
1. Technical Identification & Options
The price and part number vary significantly depending on whether the mirror is standard painted plastic or the optional carbon fiber version.
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Standard Version: Includes the power-folding motor, heated glass, and indicator LED.
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Carbon Fiber Version: Features a high-gloss carbon fiber housing.
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Integrated Technology:
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Surround View Camera: A small lens on the underside (if the car is equipped with the 360° camera option).
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Blind Spot Indicator: A warning triangle etched into the mirror glass.
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Puddle Lamp: An LED that projects the Ferrari logo or light onto the ground.
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2. 2026 Market Pricing (Estimated USD)
Because the 296 is a current-gen hybrid, these parts are usually only available through Ferrari Genuine channels.
3. Installation & Software Pairing
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The “Camera Handshake”: If you replace a mirror that contains a 360° camera, the car’s infotainment system will require a Camera Calibration. This involves placing specialized mats around the car so the computer can “stitch” the new camera’s image into the overhead view correctly.
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Coding: The Blind Spot Monitoring system may require a “Proxy Alignment” via the Ferrari DEIS tool to recognize the new sensor module if the internal electronics were replaced.
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Painting: Standard mirrors are usually sold in Primer. You will need to factor in an additional $300 – $500 for a high-end body shop to match your car’s specific paint code (e.g., Rosso Imola or Grigio Scuro).
4. Common 2026 Damage Patterns
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The “Clip” Break: The 296 mirror is designed to fold, but a side-impact often snaps the internal aluminum “skeleton.” Ferrari does not sell the internal skeleton separately; usually, you must buy the entire assembly.
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Lens Pitting: In 2026, we are seeing the small underside camera lenses become pitted from road salt and debris, which makes the 360° view appear “cloudy.”











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