In 1995 Ferrari ended the manufacture of its famed Testarossa (redhead) model after 12 years of production. With a total of about 350 units, the car pictured here is one of just 75 North American versions shipped to the states that year. The car featured a resculpted front and rear end body treatment. The 432 bph 12 cylinder famed boxer engine was fitted with a lightened crank and rod assembly, improved motronics, a 200 pound reduction in total weight by use of titanium and aluminum components, taller gearing and 18 inch alloy wheels. Top speed was listed as 196 mph.

The car shown here was just one of two shipped with a striking canes de fucilla (the barrels of the gun) gun metal gray paint. This car has been driven a mere 1100 miles since being purchased brand new in 1997.