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We are proud to present this magnificent 1991 Ferrari Testarossa finished in Rosso Corsa. Powered by a naturally aspirated 4.9 L V12, the Testarossa name was a throwback to the World Sportscar Champion of 1957, the 250 Testa-Rossa. The Testarossa was first launched in 1984 and was the successor to the Ferrari 512 BBi. Designed by Pininfarina its iconic side vents makes the Testarossa easily recognisable and became an icon of the 1980s supercar era. This particular Testarossa was first sold in Italy and was supplied new by Crepaldi Ferrari Milano. The car was later then exported to Japan. In 2015 the vehicle was imported to the UK by ourselves and exported to the ROI, since then the vehicle has stayed in dry storage and has only been driven around 5000KM / 3100Mi since 2015. The vehicle has been regularly maintained and serviced. Majority of the servicing and any work carried out has been done by Ken Plant Ferrari specialists in ROI. Paperwork & invoices are present for most of the work carried out. Major work was carried out on the car in 2021 august, consisting of a clutch kit, spark plugs, fuel pump and more. 2023 October is when the car had work done to it last. A photo frame of the car is also included the sale. Highlighted features: OZ racing wheels TWS exhaust car cover Coloured front splitter & side skirts Alcantara Momo Corse steering wheel service history UK Delivery Available. International world wide shipping is available. We have vast experience in shipping vehicles Worldwide via Land freight, Sea freight and Air freight. Family run business with over 20 years experience in the trade. We are proud to be approved by warranty wise. Contact us for more information. Features: Climate Control,Full Leather,CD Player,Electric Mirrors COUPE 4.9 COUPE 2DR PETROL MANUAL (390 BHP) (1991)

The Ferrari Testarossa is a sports car produced by Ferrari, which went into production in 1984. Known for its distinctive side strakes and aggressively wide stance, the Testarossa became an icon of 1980s design and performance.