FERRARI 575 MARANELLO V12 2002 – 515 HP
The model was unveiled to the public at the Geneva International Motor Show in 2002. Designed by Pininfarina, the 575M is the successor to the 550 Maranello and received extensive updates and modifications compared with its predecessor. The interior was redesigned, and several mechanical improvements were introduced, including larger brake discs, a bigger and more powerful engine, improved weight distribution with a perfect 50/50 balance between the axles, refined aerodynamics and fluid dynamics, and a more finely tuned adaptive suspension setup.

It was also the first Ferrari V12 to be equipped with the robotized “F1” gearbox built by Graziano Trasmissioni. The model number 575 refers to the engine’s total displacement in cubic centimeters, while the “M” stands for Modificata (“modified”).

This beautiful and rare example — only about 2,056 units were produced between 2002 and 2006 — has just 26,000 km and is in immaculate, fully original condition (it still retains the factory protective film on the interior carpeting). It is a Portuguese‑delivered car, sold new through the Ferrari dealer Viauto.

It is presented in an elegant and exclusive combination: “Nero Daytona 506” exterior, with a full beige Connolly leather interior, beige carpeting, and a two‑tone dashboard in black and beige. It comes with all manuals and the service book.
Equipment highlights include:
Becker Ferrari radio and CD changer
Electric seats with memory package
Sport Dynamic button
ASR
Automatic air conditioning
Tire pressure monitoring system
18" alloy wheels

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