• Offered from the first year of 575M Maranello production
• Believed to be one of around 177 left-hand-drive examples built between 2002 and 2005 with highly desirable six-speed manual gearbox
• Powered by a 5.7-litre V-12 engine factory-rated at 508 horsepower
• Benefits from €2,550-worth of servicing at Alfred Gohm GmbH, the official Ferrari dealer, in June 2023

While Ferrari’s 550 Maranello revived the marque’s front-mounted V-12 grand tourer platform—having been dormant since retiring the 365 GTB/4 ‘Daytona’ in the 1970s—the later 575M Maranello progressed the company’s flagship berlinetta into the modern age. Launched in 2002, the 575M Maranello shared many attributes of its predecessor—notably the Tipo F133 V-12 engine, albeit with greater 5.7-litre displacement—while taking on subtle exterior styling tweaks from Pininfarina, further to a redesigned interior.

The example offered here, thought to be one of only 177 examples made in left-hand drive, was sourced through Alfred Gohm GmbH in Singen, Germany. The Ferrari was delivered to its first owner—a resident of San Remo, Italy—on 12 August 2002. Over the following years the car returned to Autohaus Gohm for servicing, as is evidenced by the accompanying service book and selected invoices, while the consigning owner acquired the 575M Maranello from Gohm Böblingen in January 2016. The same Ferrari workshop carried out the most recent service, completed in June 2023 for the sum of €2,550. Showing 60,366 kilometres at the time of cataloguing, the Ferrari is offered for sale with its leather folio containing selected books and manuals, further to its factory-supplied toolkit and tyre inflation kit. To view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM website at rmsothebys.com/auctions/pa24/.