1989 Ferrari Testarossa

Unveiled in 1984, the Testarossa represented a dramatic new direction for Ferrari’s flagship 12-cylinder model. It combined Pininfarina’s bold wedge-shaped styling, wide stance, and signature side strakes with exceptional performance.

Finished in White over tan leather, this US-specification Testarossa is a 1989 model benefiting from the desirable 1988½ revisions, which included updated suspension settings, five-lug wheels, and dual door-mounted mirrors, making it one of the most developed versions of the original Testarossa. Purchased new by Larry Grace of Dallas, Texas, in October 1989, the car is believed to have entered its current California-based single family ownership in 1991.

Showing a remarkably low 15,740 miles at the time of cataloguing, this Ferrari presents as a wellpreserved example, retaining an appealing degree of originality and character. In recent years, the Testarossa has seen limited use; accordingly, recommissioning is advised prior to regular use. Accompanied by its original books, tools, jack, and luggage set, this Testarossa presents an opportunity to acquire a desirable example of Ferrari’s landmark flat-12 supercar. Finished in the same iconic color scheme as the Testarossa featured in Miami Vice, it captures the spirit of one of the era’s most recognizable performance cars. A well-preserved example from long-term single family ownership, this Ferrari is certain to appeal to collectors and enthusiasts alike.