Chassis No. ZFF77XJA8J0231161

To mark 70 years of creating some of the most recognizable bespoke color schemes and racing liveries in automotive history, Ferrari's Tailor Made division offered 70 legendary liveries from the marque's illustrious past on limited-edition examples of its modern lineup. This particular California T draws its inspiration from one of the most evocative and iconic coachbuilt Ferraris ever created: the ex-Ingrid Bergman 375 MM Coupe Speciale.

Commissioned in 1954 by actress Ingrid Bergman's husband, director Roberto Rossellini, chassis 0456 AM was finished by Pinin Farina in a distinctive champagne-gold shade-the iconic paint color that Ferrari would name Grigio Ingrid after its intended owner-complemented by tan leather upholstery. Unveiled in Paris in 1954, the striking one-off design incorporated inboard rotating headlights and bulbous, faired-over fenders into a sweeping streamlined profile that united the nose, greenhouse, and buttressed rear quarters into one continuous curve. Though Bergman never took delivery due to her divorce from Rossellini, the car remains forever linked to the Swedish three-time Academy Award winner and continues to be revered as one of Maranello's most significant coachbuilt creations.

Paying homage to this special Ferrari, The Ingrid livery was available on one special edition example of each contemporary Ferrari model-the California T, 488 GTB, 488 Spider, F12berlinetta, and GTC4 Lusso-for a strictly limited run of just five vehicles worldwide. As a result, the California T presented here is the sole example finished in a tribute to the ex-Ingrid Bergman 375 MM Coupe Speciale, wearing Grigio Ingrid paintwork with a subtly dark-chrome grille and silver-chromed wheels. Inside, a Nero and Ochre Connolly Vaumol leather interior is trimmed in a ribbed pattern on the seats, joined by vintage-style rubber floor mats evoking Ferrari Gran Turismos of the '50s and '60s. A special dedication plaque on the center console lid reads "1\1 inspired by 375 MM Pinin Farina berlinetta 1954."

In addition to its coveted 70th Anniversary designation-a $55,606.44 premium according to the original window sticker-the California T was also equipped with the Special Handling Package ($7,227), Full Electric Seats ($6,242), and a Foldable Rear Seats Backrest ($1,687). A further $87,484 in "Special Options" included "Scuderia Ferrari" Shields, Glossy Black Brake Calipers, Yellow Rev Counter, Cavallino Stitched on Headrest, Leather Headliner, Leather Lower Dashboard, and more, with the total original MSRP reaching $373,286.44.

Originally delivered to Ferrari of Central Florida in late 2017, this example remained with the original owner in showroom condition, recording a mere 124 miles at the time of its acquisition by the second owner through Broad Arrow's 2022 Monterey Jet Center Auction. Under the care of its current owner, the Ferrari was relocated to Southampton in the United Kingdom before returning to the United States in 2025.

Throughout this period, the car has been maintained in climate-controlled storage with the engine being started every two months. The California T has also received two services within the Ferrari dealer network, with all maintenance documented in the car's logbook. Following each service, the current owner conducted a brief 10-mile road test to verify proper operation-the only times the car has been driven on public roads during current ownership. Now with fewer than 200 total miles traveled, this car remains essentially as it left Maranello.

As one of only five 70th Anniversary models adorned with "The Ingrid" livery from Ferrari's Tailor Made division, and the only California T of its kind, this outstanding limited-edition Ferrari combines the company's heritage with modern performance and over $170,000 in exclusive options. With only two private owners from new, this California is ideal for any collector with an appreciation for the marque's history seeking a like-new example.