The Ferrari 575M Maranello is a two-seater, two-door grand tourer designed by Pininfarina and manufactured by Ferrari. Introduced in 2002, it's essentially an updated 550 Maranello with minor styling changes.

Updates to the 550 included a redesigned interior and substantial mechanical improvements, including larger brake discs, a larger, more powerful engine, better weight distribution, refined aerodynamics, as well as a new adaptive suspension.

It was in the 575M Maranello that the semi-automatic gearbox (electrohydraulic manual) from Magneti Marelli was applied for the first time in a V12, with the designation “F1”.

This 575M Maranello has only 36,000 kilometers and is in excellent condition, with all the model's original manuals.