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VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): ZFFXR48A2W0112334
Year: 1998
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ferrari
Model: 355
Trim: SPIDER
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 25,890
Sub Model: F355
Exterior Color: Black
Interior Color: Tan
Luxury Motors-Bay Area Commerce Cir. Pleasanton California, 94588 Phone: (510) 200-8603 | ![]() | | Year: | Make: | Model: | Price: | 1998 | Ferrari | F355 SPIDER | 51888 | Miles | Color: | Body: | Transmission: | 25890 | Exterior: BLACK Interior: TAN | Passenger | Automatic | Stock Number: | VIN: | | ZFFXR48A2W0112334 | ![This Vehicle Has Been CARFAX Certified. Report Is Available From Dealer]() | Options | | Inventory Comments | 1998 FERRARI 355 SPIDER F1 IN PURE MINT CONDITION. JUST PERFORMED 30K SERVICE. 25K MILES, F1 TRANSMISSION, BLACK CLOTH TOP IN LIKE NEW CONDITION, FERRARI WHEELS, DRIVES EXCEPTIONALLY WELL, NO ACCIDENTS, NON SMOKER, WELL MAINTAINED, AND A CLEAN CARFAX ALL SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE PERFORMED. MOST RECENT SERVICE INSPECTION WAS AT 25K MILES AT FERRARI SERVICE CENTER IN THE BAY AREA CALIFORNIA SERVICE IS UP TO DATE CAR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION HAS BEEN GARAGE KEPT. VEHICLE IS COMPLETELY STOCK NO ENGINE MODIFICATIONS CUSTOM TUBI EXHUAST. PLEASE CALL 510 200 8603 FOR ANY QUESTIONS. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE |
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