A Journey Through Ferrari’s Timeless Legacy, Curated by Gallery Aaldering
Gallery Aaldering, one of the founding advertisers on Giallomodena.com, continues to uphold its reputation as a premier source for extraordinary classic and collector cars. Their latest selection of Ferraris, presented at The Warehouse / Trade-In Auction, is a testament to Ferrari's enduring allure and diverse engineering milestones. This lineup of meticulously curated models tells the story of Ferrari’s evolution, showcasing vehicles that span decades, embodying everything from grand touring luxury to adrenaline-fueled open-top performance.
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a passionate enthusiast, this auction offers something special for everyone—a chance to own a piece of Ferrari’s unparalleled legacy.
Ferrari Testarossa 1988 (Lot 216-1)
The 1988 Ferrari Testarossa is a definitive classic of Ferrari's mid-engine supercar lineup. It showcases the pinnacle of 1980s automotive engineering and design, with timeless aesthetics and outstanding performance capabilities. This example from 1988 represents a later production model, offering refinements over the earlier "Monospecchio" versions.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 1988.
Engine: 4.9L flat-12 engine producing 390 horsepower at 6,300 rpm and 490 Nm of torque, delivering impressive acceleration and a top speed of approximately 290 km/h (180 mph).
Transmission: 5-speed gated manual, a hallmark of Ferrari’s analog driving experience.
Exterior: The Testarossa retains its iconic Pininfarina styling, including the wide rear track, low-slung design, and signature side strakes.
Interior: Luxurious leather interior in a classic 1980s Ferrari layout, with an ergonomic focus for spirited driving.
Condition: Check the auction description for specifics on mileage, service history, and originality.
Historical and Market Significance:
By 1988, the Ferrari Testarossa had undergone slight updates to improve reliability and usability while preserving its raw performance. These later models are desirable for enthusiasts seeking a balance of classic design with incremental refinements.
Market Insights:
The 1988 Testarossa is highly valued by collectors, with well-maintained examples ranging between €115,000 and €160,000, depending on mileage and condition. Exceptional, low-mileage examples with documented service history may exceed €180,000 in specialized auctions.
Auction Link:
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Owning this Testarossa means acquiring not just a car but a piece of Ferrari’s storied history—an emblem of 1980s opulence, speed, and craftsmanship.
Ferrari 456 GT 1994 (Lot 216-11)
The 1994 Ferrari 456 GT is a remarkable blend of Ferrari’s high-performance engineering and grand touring luxury. As a front-engine V12 model, it represents Ferrari's return to the 2+2 format, offering both exhilarating performance and the practicality of seating for four. This model is renowned for its timeless design, superb handling, and luxurious interior, making it an enduring favorite among collectors and enthusiasts.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 1994.
Engine: 5.5L naturally aspirated V12 engine producing 442 horsepower, allowing a top speed of approximately 300 km/h (186 mph).
Performance: Accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (0–62 mph) in approximately 5.2 seconds, delivering the hallmark Ferrari experience in a practical grand tourer.
Transmission: 6-speed manual gearbox for an engaging and dynamic driving experience.
Exterior: Pininfarina’s sleek, aerodynamic design, featuring pop-up headlights, clean lines, and elegant proportions.
Interior: A luxurious leather cabin with seating for four, combining Ferrari's sporty essence with comfort for long-distance touring.
Condition: Comprehensive maintenance history with significant technical service performed (approx. €16,000). Idle for a few years, so minor recommissioning may be required.
Historical and Market Significance:
The Ferrari 456 GT was a pivotal model for the marque, reintroducing the V12 front-engine layout in a package designed for grand touring. Its restrained elegance, combined with Ferrari’s trademark performance, ensures its status as a classic.
Market Insights:
The 1994 Ferrari 456 GT is increasingly appreciated as a collectible grand tourer. Pricing depends on mileage, condition, and service history:
Typical Value Range: €50,000 to €80,000.
Exceptional Examples: Well-documented, low-mileage models can command higher prices, reflecting their rarity and desirability.
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Owning this Ferrari 456 GT offers the chance to experience Ferrari’s engineering excellence in a sophisticated and versatile package—a perfect addition for both enthusiasts and collectors seeking a classic grand tourer.
Ferrari 456M GTA 2001 (Lot 216-19)
The 2001 Ferrari 456M GTA is an exceptional grand tourer that combines Ferrari’s hallmark performance with effortless luxury. As an automatic version of the acclaimed 456M, this model appeals to collectors and enthusiasts seeking a sophisticated driving experience without the demands of a manual transmission. This particular example stands out with just 5,600 km from new, making it an outstanding addition to any Ferrari collection.
While automatic versions traditionally command slightly lower market values than their manual counterparts, the GTA remains highly desirable for its usability, comfort, and exclusivity. It offers a perfect balance of Ferrari’s racing pedigree and everyday practicality.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 2001.
Mileage: Exceptionally low at just 5,600 km from new, ensuring near showroom-quality condition.
Engine: 5.5L naturally aspirated V12 producing 442 horsepower, delivering smooth, refined performance.
Performance: Top speed of 300 km/h (186 mph) and a 0 to 100 km/h (0–62 mph) time of approximately 5.5 seconds.
Transmission: 4-speed automatic (GTA), offering seamless shifting and relaxed grand touring capabilities, particularly desirable for long-distance drives.
Exterior: Updated "M" (Modificata) styling by Pininfarina, featuring a modernized grille, hood, and rear detailing for a timeless look.
Interior: Hand-crafted leather upholstery with seating for four, blending Ferrari’s sporty ethos with luxurious comfort.
Condition: Pristine, with low mileage and exceptional care, making it an excellent example of a rare automatic Ferrari grand tourer.
Historical and Market Significance:
The Ferrari 456M GTA represents a unique offering in Ferrari’s lineup, catering to enthusiasts who value performance and refinement in equal measure. While manual-transmission models are often more sought after by purists, the GTA’s automatic transmission broadens its appeal as a highly usable and versatile supercar. Its grand touring ethos is further enhanced by its ease of operation and comfort-focused design.
Market Insights:
The 456M GTA is increasingly recognized for its practicality and collectibility:
Typical Value Range: €65,000 to €100,000, reflecting its usability and rarity.
Exceptional Examples: Low-mileage cars like this one can approach €120,000 to €150,000, especially with complete service documentation and pristine condition.
Investment Perspective: While traditionally valued slightly below manual versions, the GTA’s appeal as a grand tourer ensures sustained interest, especially for collectors seeking Ferrari’s V12 heritage in an approachable package.
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This Ferrari 456M GTA offers an ideal blend of luxury, performance, and usability. Its automatic transmission and exceptionally low mileage make it an attractive choice for collectors who appreciate the refinement and versatility of a true Ferrari grand tourer.
Ferrari 360 Spider F1 2003 (Lot 216-22)
The 2003 Ferrari 360 Spider F1 represents the ultimate combination of open-top driving pleasure and Ferrari’s mid-engine V8 performance. Finished in the iconic Rosso Corsa with a stunning black leather interior featuring red stitching, this car perfectly embodies the Ferrari ethos of style and speed. With just 13,209 miles on the odometer, this low-mileage example is a rare opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 2003.
Mileage: Only 13,209 miles, reflecting its careful ownership and limited use.
Engine: 3.6L naturally aspirated V8 producing 400 horsepower, delivering a thrilling 0 to 100 km/h (0–62 mph) time of approximately 4.5 seconds and a top speed of 290 km/h (180 mph).
Transmission: F1 automated manual gearbox, offering lightning-quick gear shifts and Formula 1-inspired technology.
Exterior: Classic Rosso Corsa paintwork complemented by a black Challenge rear grille and aftermarket multi-piece rims for enhanced aesthetics.
Interior: Luxurious black leather with red stitching, maintaining originality and showcasing Ferrari’s renowned craftsmanship.
Exhaust System: Upgraded LC Racing exhaust, providing a deep, rich sound that amplifies the V8’s character.
Convertible Mechanism: Fully retractable soft top that integrates seamlessly into the car's design when lowered.
Historical and Market Significance:
The Ferrari 360 Spider is a landmark in Ferrari’s history, being the first convertible with a fully retractable soft top and minimal compromise in structural rigidity. The F1 transmission brings advanced technology from Ferrari’s racing program, making this Spider a significant step forward in Ferrari’s mid-engine sports car lineage.
Market Insights:
The 2003 Ferrari 360 Spider F1 is highly regarded for its design, performance, and usability:
Typical Value Range: €85,000 to €105,000, depending on mileage, condition, and service history.
Exceptional Examples: Low-mileage, well-maintained cars like this one, with comprehensive documentation, can approach or exceed the upper range.
Investment Potential: The 360 Spider F1 continues to attract interest as a modern classic, with values steadily appreciating for pristine examples.
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This Ferrari 360 Spider F1 offers an unbeatable combination of performance, luxury, and the joy of open-top motoring. Its low mileage, desirable color combination, and meticulous maintenance make it an outstanding choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Ferrari 400i Automatic 1983 (Lot 216-29)
The 1983 Ferrari 400i Automatic exemplifies Ferrari's foray into combining high-performance engineering with grand touring luxury. As one of only 883 automatic units produced between 1979 and 1984, this model is distinguished by its rare "Triple Blue" livery, featuring blue paintwork, a blue leather interior, and blue carpeting. With just 22,000 miles on the odometer and being a third-owner vehicle, it stands as a well-preserved example of Ferrari's V12 heritage.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 1983
Mileage: 22,000 miles
Engine: 4.8L fuel-injected V12 producing 310 horsepower, delivering smooth and robust performance.
Transmission: 3-speed automatic, providing effortless cruising capabilities.
Exterior: Rare "Triple Blue" livery with excellent bodywork, tight panel fits, and a solid underbody.
Interior: Blue leather upholstery and carpeting, reflecting the car's luxurious grand touring design.
Condition: Exceptionally well-preserved, with recent major service and comprehensive maintenance history.
Historical and Market Significance:
The Ferrari 400i was among the first Ferraris to offer an automatic transmission, catering to a clientele seeking both performance and comfort. Its V12 engine and Pininfarina-designed body make it a significant model in Ferrari's history. The unique "Triple Blue" color scheme further enhances its desirability among collectors.
Market Insights:
The 1983 Ferrari 400i Automatic holds a special place in the classic car market:
Typical Value Range: €50,000 to €75,000**, influenced by condition, mileage, and provenance.
Exceptional Examples: Low-mileage, well-documented cars with unique features like the "Triple Blue" livery can command higher prices.
Investment Potential: As appreciation for classic V12 Ferraris grows, models like the 400i are gaining increased attention from collectors.
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This Ferrari 400i Automatic offers a unique opportunity to own a rare and well-preserved example of Ferrari's grand touring legacy. Its distinctive color scheme, low mileage, and comprehensive maintenance history make it a standout choice for collectors and enthusiasts seeking a blend of performance and luxury.
Ferrari 308 GTBi 1980 (Lot 216-33)
The 1980 Ferrari 308 GTBi represents an important evolution in Ferrari's mid-engine V8 lineup, combining the timeless Pininfarina design with the reliability of Bosch fuel injection. Finished in the iconic Rosso Corsa with a classic tan leather interior, this particular example boasts originality and meticulous care, making it a standout choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 1980.
Mileage: 68,000 miles, reflecting careful ownership and regular use.
Engine: 2.9L V8 with Bosch K-Jetronic fuel injection, producing 205 horsepower, offering excellent drivability and a top speed of 240 km/h (149 mph).
Transmission: 5-speed gated manual gearbox, delivering an engaging and precise driving experience.
Exterior: Rosso Corsa paint in excellent condition, showcasing the iconic Ferrari design with proper panel alignment and a deep, glossy finish.
Interior: Beautifully preserved tan leather seats with minor patina, a hallmark of careful maintenance, paired with the original dashboard and instruments.
Features: Includes the iconic Ferrari gated shifter, air conditioning, and classic Ferrari design cues.
Condition and Maintenance:
This 308 GTBi has been meticulously maintained throughout its life, supported by a detailed folder of invoices spanning 25 years. Regular specialist servicing ensures that the car runs as beautifully as it looks. Both the bodywork and interior are in excellent, original condition, preserving its authenticity and charm.
Historical and Market Significance:
The 308 GTBi marked Ferrari’s transition to fuel-injected engines, improving reliability and emissions compliance while maintaining performance. Its stunning design by Pininfarina and Ferrari's mid-engine layout make it an enduring favorite among collectors and driving enthusiasts.
Market Insights:
The 1980 Ferrari 308 GTBi is a highly sought-after collector’s item:
Typical Value Range: €55,000 to €85,000, depending on mileage, condition, and provenance.
Exceptional Examples: Well-documented, original cars with minimal wear, like this one, are particularly desirable.
Investment Potential: The 308 GTBi continues to rise in value as a classic Ferrari that balances iconic design with practical usability.
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This Ferrari 308 GTBi offers an ideal opportunity to own a beautifully preserved and meticulously maintained example of Ferrari’s iconic mid-engine V8 lineage. Its combination of originality, care, and timeless design makes it a compelling choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Ferrari 308 GTSi 1984 (Lot 218-173)
The 1984 Ferrari 308 GTSi is an iconic model, famously known as the "Magnum" Ferrari due to its prominent appearance in the television series "Magnum, P.I." This particular example is presented in remarkably clean condition, both exterior and interior, reflecting meticulous care and preservation. Having been safely and dry stored for the past ten years, it maintains the classic Ferrari allure that enthusiasts and collectors highly value.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 1984
Engine: 2.9L V8 producing 214 horsepower, delivering a top speed of approximately 240 km/h (149 mph).
Transmission: 5-speed manual gearbox, offering an engaging and authentic driving experience.
Exterior: The body, paint, windows, and rims are in very clean condition, indicative of careful storage and maintenance.
Interior: Original carpets and upholstery exude classic Ferrari style and are also in very well-maintained condition.
Documentation: Comes with the original and correct Ferrari board folder, complete with instruction booklet, and a comprehensive maintenance history, including invoices and photos of overhaul work.
Condition and Maintenance:
In 2004, this Ferrari underwent an extensive technical treatment at Kroymans, the official Ferrari specialist in the Netherlands. The engine block was completely "repackaged," and the cylinder heads were professionally overhauled. During this overhaul, the timing belts were also renewed, contributing to the reliable performance of this sporty classic. Various invoices and maintenance documentation are present, including the last invoice from 2004, contributing to a solid and transparent maintenance history.
Historical and Market Significance:
The Ferrari 308 GTSi holds a special place in automotive history, not only for its performance and design but also for its cultural impact as the car driven by Tom Selleck in "Magnum, P.I." Its timeless Pininfarina styling and mid-engine layout make it a highly desirable model among collectors and enthusiasts.
Market Insights:
As of November 2024, the market value for a 1984 Ferrari 308 GTSi in similar condition ranges between €60,000 and €80,000, depending on factors such as mileage, maintenance history, and overall originality. The comprehensive documentation and well-preserved state of this particular vehicle may enhance its desirability and value.
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This Ferrari 308 GTSi offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of automotive and cultural history. Its excellent condition, thorough maintenance history, and iconic status make it a compelling choice for collectors and enthusiasts seeking a classic Ferrari with enduring appeal.
Ferrari F355 Spider 1999 (Lot 218-238)
The 1999 Ferrari F355 Spider epitomizes the allure of open-top motoring combined with Ferrari's renowned performance and design. This particular example, finished in Grigio Titanio with a black leather interior, exudes a sophisticated yet sporty presence. With only 26,000 miles on the odometer and a recent comprehensive service, including a timing belt replacement, it stands as a well-maintained and desirable collector's item.
Key Features:
Year of Production: 1999
Mileage: 26,000 miles
Engine: 3.5L V8 producing 380 horsepower, delivering exhilarating performance and a top speed of approximately 295 km/h (183 mph).
Transmission: 6-speed manual gearbox, offering an engaging and authentic driving experience.
Exterior: Grigio Titanio paintwork complemented by Scuderia Shields on the front fenders, presenting a distinguished and sporty appearance.
Interior: Black leather seats in excellent condition, providing a luxurious and comfortable driving environment.
Features: Equipped with a fully retractable soft top, original leather board folder with manual and service booklet, and recent documentation confirming its up-to-date technical status.
Condition and Maintenance:
This F355 Spider has been meticulously maintained, with a recent full service performed by a Ferrari dealer or specialist, including a timing belt replacement. The bodywork is in good condition with precise panel fits, and the interior shows minimal signs of wear, reflecting its low mileage and careful ownership.
Historical and Market Significance:
The Ferrari F355 Spider is celebrated for its timeless design, exhilarating performance, and the pure driving experience it offers. Equipped with a naturally aspirated V8 engine and a manual transmission, it represents the pinnacle of 1990s Ferrari engineering. Well-maintained examples with low mileage, like this one, are increasingly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts.
Market Insights:
As of November 2024, the market value for a 1999 Ferrari F355 Spider with similar mileage and condition ranges between €90,000 and €130,000. Factors influencing this valuation include the vehicle's low mileage, comprehensive service history, and the desirability of the manual transmission.
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This Ferrari F355 Spider offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-preserved example of Ferrari's iconic open-top sports car. Its low mileage, recent comprehensive service, and desirable color combination make it a compelling choice for collectors and driving enthusiasts alike.
Whether you're drawn to the elegance of a grand tourer or the thrill of a mid-engine masterpiece, this selection from Gallery Aaldering offers something for every Ferrari enthusiast. Don’t miss the chance to own a timeless piece of automotive history.