1990 | 7k-Mile Ferrari Testarossa

This 1990 Ferrari Testarossa arrives finished in Nero over Beige leather seating. Black dash upholstery and matching carpets coordinate for a stunning spec inside and out, while Pop-up headlights, side intake strakes, louvered taillights, and quad exhaust outlets count among unmistakable design cues. Veglia Borletti instrumentation, a leather-wrapped Momo steering wheel, and crisp gated shifter offer instant analog time travel, matched by climate control, power windows, and updated Pioneer audio. A Viper security system rounds out subtle modifications. Underneath, 16" five-spoke alloy wheels present clad in BF Goodrich tires connect its mid-engine 12 cylinder motivation to the road. Service records from current ownership note a rebuilt steering rack, new driver side window switch, and more. Now showing just 7k miles, this well-preserved Ferrari is accompanied by a clean title, Carfax report, and Seller’s Disclosure.

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Under the direction of Pininfarina designer Leonardo Fioravanti, Ferrari's Testarossa undertook a bold departure from the manufacture’s traditional design language. Beginning in 1984, the model superseded the Berlinetta Boxer, as a more user-friendly supercar updated with cutting-edge technology and flamboyant styling. The Testarossa's wide and low stance was complemented by distinctive side strakes, which doubled as cooling ducts for the rear-mounted radiators, a necessity due to the car's powerful flat-12 engine. An undisputed icon of the early 90s, the Testarossa’s staying power informed future eras of Ferrari design for decades to come.

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Flaunting 380hp 4.9L displacement, 5-speed manual shifting enabled 60mph acceleration in just over 5 seconds—on to a top speed nearing 180 mph. Advanced double wishbone suspension featured four-corner coil springs ensuring a fine balance of precise handling and comfortable compliance. The car’s spacious cabin touted luxurious interior appointments from Connolly leather seating to a sculptural dashboard & center console. Refinement, modernity, and performance at a high bar won over buyers searching for a truly special coupe at the heights of Italian craftsmanship.

• 4.9L naturally aspirated flat-12 engine
• 380 horsepower, 361 lb-ft of torque
• 5-speed manual transmission
• Beige and Black Connolly leather interior
• Veglia Borletti instrumentation
• 3-spoke leather wrapped Momo steering wheel
• Power windows
• Climate control
• Passive shoulder restraints
• 0-60 mph in just over 5 seconds
• 180mph top speed
• Advanced suspension with double wishbones and coil springs
• Distinctive side strakes functioning as cooling ducts for rear radiators.
• 7,474 miles shown

• Viper alarm system
• Pioneer stereo

• Clean Carfax report
• Seller's Disclosure
• Past service records from Ferrari of Tampa Bay (2019)

• Minor blemish to lower passenger-side headlight trim