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US $109,900.00
Year:2002 Mileage:17650 Color: Rosso Corsa
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VIN: ZFFBV55A420129985

Rosso Corsa (Red) with Nero (Black) Leather; 17,650 miles; 6-speed F1 Paddle-Shift Gearbox; Fiorano Handling Package; Carbon Fiber Racing Seats; Scuderia Shields; Meticulously Maintained: Recent Timing Belt, New Tires, Interior Refresh/Plastic “Sticky” Fix, and Clutch/Flywheel/Starter; Tons of Options/Features: F1 Gearbox, Fiorano Handling Package, Leather with Red Piping/Stitching, Carbon Fiber Racing Seats, Carbon Fiber Interior Trim, Factory-Installed Tubi Exhaust, 3M Clear Bra. Flawless CarFax and History.

This Ferrari 575M was delivered new on January 24, 2003 at Ferrari of Central Florida. The Ferrari lived in Longwood, Florida and was regularly maintained, including the 5000 miles service done at Ferrari of Central Florida in May of 2005 with 2667 miles on the odometer. In June of 2006 with 7517 miles on the odometer, the 575M was sold to the second owner (based in Manalapan, Florida). Both owners took excellent care of the car with all required service done (see below list). This 575M is in exceptional condition with minimal wear.

Here are some highlights of recent service performed:

-A full service was just completed at Hoti Motorcars in Delray Beach, Florida in August of 2013 with 17,439 miles on the odometer.

-A new battery was installed at Hoti Motorcars in March of 2013 with 17,323 miles on the odometer.

-A new starter and clutch (including flywheel) were installed at Hoti Motorcars in December of 2012 with 17,004 miles on the odometer.

-The leather dashboard and all “sticky buttons” were refinished as well as four new Bridgestone Potenza RE050A tires installed at Hoti Motorcars in November of 2012.

New timing belt, spark plugs, full oil service, new hood struts, coolant, A/C service, and a gearbox service were all done at Hoti Motorcars in December of 2011 with 16,591 miles.


Full Options List:

Exterior: Rosso Corsa (DS 322)
Interior: Nero (8500)
Stitching: Rosso Corsa (0504)
Carpets: Nero (152)

-Carbon Interior + Racing Seats (CARR)

-Fiorano Handling Package (HDL1)

-Scuderia Ferrari Shields (LOGO)

-Satellite Navigator Applicance (NAVI)

-Large Racing Seats with Connolly (RSL1)

-Rear Shelf Leather Upholstered (SHF1)

-High Power HiFi with Subwoofer (SND1)

-All Stitchings in Color (STC1)

-Bridgestone Tires (TYBR)



Fox Motorsports manages automobile collections and is a registered dealer in Grand Rapids, Michigan. We specialize in the ongoing care, service, and restoration of fine automobiles of all eras, makes, and models. We cater to an exclusive collector based clientele and occasionally find ourselves in a position where a car is made available for sale. Please contact us for more information on this vehicle. +1 (616) 774-2640 / info@foxmotorsports.com

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