1987 FERRARI TESTAROSSA

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Let's talk about how very few cars have captured the imagination of an entire generation quite like the Ferrari Testarossa. Instantly recognisable by its dramatic side strakes, impossibly wide rear track and unmistakable flat-12 soundtrack, the Testarossa became a defining symbol of late-80s and early-90s supercar culture. It represented Ferrari at its most theatrical, bold in design, innovative in engineering and unapologetically exotic. Decades on, it remains one of the most celebrated and collectible Ferraris ever produced.

At its heart lies Ferrari’s magnificent 4.9-litre flat-12, delivering turbine-smooth power and a spine-tingling crescendo as revs rise. Paired with the iconic gated manual gearbox, the driving experience is pure analogue theatre tactile.

This example available is an exceptionally rare Australian tourist delivery car, brought in to Australia through Ferrari importer Maranello Concessionaires and was specified in a rare and highly desirable colour combination Giallo over Nero interior. Showing an unbelievable 8,000 miles from new on the clock, this Redhead has been carefully preserved throughout its life, it presents as a true time-capsule example of this Italian legend.

Provenance is equally impressive, with a full documented service history from new, an extensive accompanying history file, and the retention of its original books, manuals and toolkit, all the elements collectors seek when identifying a special car.

Australian tourist delivery, ultra-low mileage, rare specification and complete documentation combine to make this a standout Testarossa for the discerning collector.

An icon not just of Ferrari, but of automotive history itself.