1999 Ferrari 360 Berlinetta – Rosso Corsa Ferrari

The Ferrari 360, introduced in 1999, marked a significant chapter in Ferrari’s history and design evolution. It succeeded the F355 and brought about notable advancements in performance, handling, and styling. Designed by Pininfarina, the 360 featured a more aerodynamic and modern look, departing from some of the classic design elements seen in its predecessors. Under the hood, the 3.6-liter V8 engine produced a thrilling soundtrack, and the introduction of an aluminum space-frame chassis contributed to a lighter and more rigid structure, enhancing overall performance. The adoption of the F1-style automated manual transmission, known as the “F1” gearbox, showcased Ferrari’s commitment to Formula 1 technology trickling down to their road cars.

The Modena trim of the Ferrari 360, named after the company’s hometown, was offered in both coupe (Berlinetta) and convertible (Spider) forms. The design of the Modena trim, both inside and out, epitomized the perfect balance between race-inspired engineering and daily drivability.

Photographed here, our 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena is finished in its original, Rosso Corsa exterior over a beige leather interior with contrasted red stitching—a timeless combination that pays homage to the marque’s racing heritage. Having gone only 27k miles since being delivered new in December of 1999 in Miami, FL, it has been incredibly well documented and serviced throughout the years. Equipped with the highly sought after, 6-speed “gated” manual transmission, this wonderful example is accompanied by its original, tools, books and factory car cover.

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