1 / 5A striking icon of the 1980s, this 1989 Ferrari Testarossa stands out in one of the rarest and most desirable combinations: Bianco over Cartier Red. EU-delivered white Testarossa's are exceptionally uncommon, and paired with the vibrant Cartier red interior, this example captures the unmistakable spirit of the era, instantly evoking the legendary Miami Vice aesthetic that made the Testarossa a cultural phenomenon. Delivered new in 1989 by Ferrari Kroymans in the Netherlands. Ferrari Kroymans has confirmed the original delivery and still retains archival records and service documentation from the early years of the car. Throughout its life the car has had only four owners, and it remains fully matching numbers, preserving its authenticity and collector appeal. The original factory color combination of white exterior with Cartier red interior making this one of the most unique specifications offered on a Testarossa. At the heart of the car lies Ferrari’s legendary 4.9-liter flat-12, producing 390 horsepower, paired with the iconic gated 5-speed manual transmission. When introduced, the Testarossa represented a major evolution for Ferrari’s mid-engine V12 berlinetta's, offering improved cooling, wider track stability, and its iconic Pininfarina styling defined by its signature side strakes and wide rear stance, it stands out as one of the most recognizable supercars ever produced. Mechanically, this example is in outstanding condition. In 2025 the car received a comprehensive mechanical revision totaling over €30,000, ensuring it runs and drives perfectly. The car currently features an aftermarket exhaust, unleashing the full character of the flat-12 soundtrack and bringing the driving experience to life. Additional service invoices from the early 2000s further support its service history. With its extremely rare EU-spec white over Cartier red configuration, documented origins with Ferrari Kroymans, matching numbers, and only four owners from new, this Testarossa
Entre 17 anúncios de Ferrari Testarossa: faixa típica $176,116–$338,070, mediana $268,400.