Description
A true icon of Italian automotive design, this 1991 Ferrari Testarossa is a masterpiece of performance and style. Finished in the legendary Rosso Corsa over a beautifully preserved cream leather interior, this example perfectly captures the bold spirit of the ’90s supercar era.
With its unmistakable wide stance, side strakes, and flat-12 engine, the Testarossa delivers both raw power and timeless elegance. The 4. 9L mid-mounted flat-12 produces a thrilling 385 horsepower, mated to a 5-speed gated manual transmission—an essential part of the analog driving experience.
Highlights include:
Rosso Corsa exterior, glossy and well-maintained
CreMA leather interior – supple and clean, showing minimal wear
Low mileage 30, 461
Classic Ferrari alloy wheels, pop-up headlights, and unmistakable Pininfarina styling
A fast-appreciating collector’s classic with increasing investment potential
Service History:
09. 04. 1991 – Lancaster Ferrari – Annual Service
06. 01. 1992 – Lancaster Ferrari – Annual Service
29. 03. 1993 – Glenvargill – Annual Service
20. 05. 1994 – Glenvargill – Annual Service (3, 546 miles)
09. 01. 1995 – Glenvargill – Annual Service and Cam Belt (4, 885 miles)
14. 03. 1996 – Glenvargill – Annual Service (5, 900 miles)
20. 05. 1997 – Sweeney – Annual Service (8, 541 miles)
29. 04. 2000 – Graypaul – Annual Service (20, 667 miles)
27. 09. 2011 – Phillips Autos – Annual Service (20, 883 miles)
30. 10. 2012 – Kent High Performance – Annual Service (21, 122 miles)
19. 07. 2017 – Kent High Performance – Annual Service (22, 231 miles)
08. 10. 2018 – Kent High Performance – Annual Service and Cam Belt (22, 286 miles)
21. 11. 2019 – Kent High Performance – Annual Service (22, 352 miles)
18. 02. 2020 – Kent High Performance – Annual Service (22, 355 miles)
15. 05. 2024 – Skinners – Annual Service and Cam Belt (22, 390 miles)
This Testarossa isn’t just a car, it’s a statement. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a passionate enthusiast, this Ferrari is ready to thrill on the road and impress in the showroom.
