Nearly six years following the debut of the 550 Maranello, Ferrari unveils the 575M Maranello at the 2002 Geneva Motor Show. While maintaining a strikingly similar aesthetic to its predecessor, the 575 (named for its 5.75-liter engine) showcases numerous advancements, denoted by the 'M' for Modificata: the front bumper receives a redesigned grille devoid of lights, the headlights integrate Xenon technology, the wheels upgrade to 18 inches, sporting a new design and enhanced lightweight construction. Emphasizing a heightened level of sportiness, the 575M Maranello also adopts new adaptive suspensions and introduces, as an optional feature, the F1-type gearbox with paddle shifters, a pioneering inclusion for a Ferrari 12-cylinder model.

The one available here boasts a refined and elegant setup. It comes fully equipped with its toolkit, manuals (maintenance booklet, user manual, Power warranty), all neatly contained within their pouch. Additionally, the flashlight is conveniently tucked away in the pouch.

As for maintenance, the timing belt was replaced in 2022.