Ferrari 599 Gtb Fiorano (5,600 Miles)* on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
2010 Ferrari 599 GTB F1
Direct sale from owner to buyer, no outrageous markups, no gimmicks.
Low Mileage: only been driven very few easy miles, weekends only (5,600 miles).
IMMACULATE CONDITION, from top to bottom!
Color: Nero (black) over Nero leather with beautiful contrast stitching in bianco (off white).
Expertly maintained by Authorized Ferrari Dealers.
All books and records, spare key, tool kit (unused) available.
Original car and seat covers available.
Outstanding PUR design wheels (Staggered, 21” Front & 22” Rear) specifically built for 599 GTB Fiorano!. Optional: original factory 20-inch Ball Polished Challenge rims /wheels also available.
Dazzling array of optional equipment including F1 Transmission, Yellow Brake Calipers, Carpets in Nero, Carboceramic Brake System, Factory Installed Anti Stone Chipping Film, Interior Carbon Fiber Details including Carbon Fiber Driver Zone, Carbon Fiber Lower Cabin Zone and Carbon Fiber Door Sills, Daytona Style Seats, HomeLink, Yellow Rev Counter, Front and Rear Parking Sensors, Full Electric Seats, Leather Upholstered Rear Shelf, Bose HiFi Sound System, and Contrast Stitching in Bianco.
Before the recently introduced Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, the 599 GTB represented the pinnacle of Grand Touring from Ferrari. Its legendary Enzo-derived V12 produces 612 HP, and effortlessly catapults this graceful coupe to a top speed of over 205 MPH. Gorgeous curves, luxurious comfort, sharp responses, and a striking cabin blend harmoniously to create one of the most desirable and accomplished exotic cars ever produced. The 599 GTB has been the recipient of an endless stream of accolades and proudly takes its rightful place in V12 Ferrari History!
If you are in the market for a gorgeous 599 GTB F1, well-maintained and in fantastic shape, your search ends here! Call or email me today, I have many great stories about this vehicle and would love to share them with you!
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