The Ferrari 575M Maranello sits at the end of a long lineage of front-engine, rear-wheel drive V12 Grand Tourers from Maranello and is widely regarded as one of the finest. During a period of change and technological advancements for Ferrari, they introduced the 575M Maranello, the 550 Maranello’s successor. The 575M (M for Modificata) brought a larger 5.7-litre V12 (Tipo F133E) producing 515 horsepower and 434 Ib-ft of torque, and displayed significant performance upgrades, larger displacement, as well as a revised front fascia, and a redesigned interior. Ferrari ensured they retained the analog, connected character that defined the era. Although Ferrari offered the 575M with their new F1 paddle-shift transmission, it’s widely reported that 246 of the 2,056 examples were built with the iconic gated manual – making it among the most sought-after configurations of any modern Ferrari. The 575M bridged craftsmanship and performance in a way its successors, the 599 GTB and F12 Berlinetta, built upon, but never quite replicated.
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This example is a tailor made commission, finished in Rosso Barchetta, a ‘Extracampionario’ designation unavailable outside of standard ordering. The name translates to ‘Little Boat’ and references the deep, non-metallic burgundy reds found on Ferrari’s open-top competition cars of the 1940s and ’50s, as opposed to Rosso Corsa; the red that became synonymous with the brand in later decades. Inside, the Cuoio interior features Daytona-style seats with a matching dash and steering wheel, as well as beige-contrasted piping. The 575M sits on 19″ wheels with Pirelli tires and yellow brake calipers. A specification that is as elegant as it is timeless.
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Showing 14,964 miles, this Ferrari is offered with extensive service history dating back to 2012. The Ferrari is a true example of a modern classic; a drive that feels connected and engaged while not losing on performance and paved the way for the front engine V12’s that came afterward. A rare, manual, tailor made example in one of Ferrari’s most storied colors, and an increasingly difficult combination to find.
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