Ferrari Testarossa Monodado

The Testarossa was unveiled the night before the 1984 Paris Motor Show opened, at the Lido on the Champs-Elysees. As well as being a true icon of the 1980s and 90s, it is one of the Ferraris that has shaped the identity of Maranello over the last forty years. It pioneered a new generation of style for the marque, drawn at Pininfarina by the hand of Leonardo Fioravanti: vast side intakes fed by the unmistakable longitudinal strakes, an imposing tail made wider still by the car's enormous rear track, and rear lights half-hidden behind a grille. The 4.9-litre flat-12 produces 390 hp, drives through a dogleg five-speed gearbox and takes the car to an enviable 290 km/h.

Vehicle Data:

• Year: 1987
• Mileage: 36,000 km
• Engine: 390 hp / 4,900 cc flat-12
• Transmission: Dogleg 5-speed manual
• Body: Coupe, 2 seats
• Exterior: Nero
• Interior: Full leather - black dashboard and upper door cards, beige lower trim, seats and carpets
• Origin: Imported

History:

• European-specification car from the early production years
• 1987 build to "Monodado" specification with centre-lock wheels
• Estimated 1,008 European examples built in 1987
• All manuals and service book present
• ACP historic vehicle certification valid until 2027

Recent work:

• Major service recently completed
• Complete cam belt kit
• All fluids renewed (engine, gearbox and brakes) with the corresponding filters