Chassis No. ZFFAA17B000087863 Engine No. 25317 A few months ago, a private evening brought together Ferrari collectors and specialists beneath the glittering lights of the Lido nightclub on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, celebrating forty years of a legend that still burns bright: the Ferrari Testarossa. It was in this very Parisian cabaret, back in 1984, that Ferrari first unveiled the car to the world—a debut as bold and dazzling as the icon itself. Boasting a daring and innovative Pininfarina-designed body, the two-seat sports car reached speeds of up to 290 km/h. Its wedge-shaped silhouette was defined by prominent air intakes and striking side strakes, complemented by five-spoke star-pattern alloy wheels that were both exquisite and instantly recognizable. Beneath its sculpted body lay the final 12-cylinder engine produced under Enzo Ferrari’s era, and the first Ferrari 12-cylinder road car with four valves per cylinder, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. At the time of its launch, this engine ranked among the most powerful ever installed in a production sports car. Delivered new in Germany by Autohaus Gohm on February 27, 1991, this Ferrari Testarossa, which shows fewer than 47,500 kilometers on the odometer at the time of cataloging, still retains its original Nero “Fer 1240” paint (with coating thickness measurements available in the file) and has been regularly maintained as documented in its stamped service book, which reads like a roll call of Europe’s most respected Ferrari specialists. Autohaus Gohm in Singen handled its early maintenance, followed by Auto Becker, Düsseldorf (in 1996, at 5,511 km), Michel Weber, Offenbach (in 2000, at 10,200 km), Dirk Weller, Essen (in 2003, at 23,500 km), Roelofs Engineering BV, Netherlands (in 2010, at 43,000 km), and most recently Kroymans Automotive, Netherlands (in 2022 at 47,030 km), where it received a major engine- and gearbox-out service including a timing belts replacement, clutch and brake caliper work, and a fluid change, detailed on invoices totaling €13.000, available for consultation. The car is offered with a provisional Monaco registration document. Over time, the Testarossa has become a cult icon of flamboyant automotive design, its bold lines establishing it as a true classic while redefining the codes of elegance. Celebrated by legends across continents and disciplines—Michael Jordan, Elton John, Alain Delon—it remains a timeless jewel, coveted and admired by enthusiasts from every horizon.