1990 Ferrari

Few silhouettes define an era the way the Testarossa defines the 1980s and early '90s. This UK-supplied, right-hand-drive example, showing 27,140 miles, carries all the presence of Pininfarina's most audacious road car design: the sweeping side strakes, the flat, wedge-nosed profile, and a width that made the Testarossa one of the widest production cars of its time. It remains one of the most instantly recognisable Ferraris ever built.

The strakes were never mere decoration. They channel air to the side-mounted radiators, a solution born directly from the car's mid-engine, flat-twelve layout, and one that gave the Testarossa its low, wedge-like stance without compromising cooling. The result is a shape that reads as pure 1980s Ferrari, aggressive, angular, and unmistakably of its moment, yet one that has aged into a genuine design icon.

Finished in Rosso Corsa, the definitive Ferrari colour for the model, this example is trimmed with Beige leather through the main cabin and Testa di Moro leather to the upper dashboard, a combination that lends real depth and warmth to the interior against the boldness of the exterior.

Specification includes air conditioning, electric windows, and the period-correct cassette player, small details that speak to how usable the Testarossa remains as a modern classic, despite its motorsport-derived design language.

A UK RHD example in Rosso Corsa with this mileage and specification represents a genuinely appealing entry point into flat-twelve Ferrari ownership, and a car that continues to define what a supercar looked like in period.

Available now today at Premier GT