


The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano V12
The appellation «Fiorano» refers to Ferrari's private test track, the Fiorano Circuit, built in 1972 near Maranello, where the brand's cars are tested.
The Fiorano belongs to the «Grand Tourisme Berlinette» (GTB) category, a term used by Ferrari for a two-seater sports car.
Appearing in 2006, it succeeds the Ferrari 575M Maranello launched in 2002, itself the successor to the legendary Ferrari 550 Maranello, introduced in 1996 and a major symbol of the brand's revival.
A 6.0 naturally aspirated V12, a top speed of 330 km/h and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds, the Ferrari 599 Gtb is equipped with ceramic brakes as standard and features an «LC» mode for « Launch Control »offering blistering acceleration without needing to modulate the throttle. As for the sound, it grabs you with every acceleration, a true symphony for enthusiasts.
Remarkably successful on the Ferrari 360 Modena, the aerodynamics have once again been meticulously optimised, notably through air passages between the rear window and the uprights, thereby improving airflow. The new chassis, entirely in aluminium, integrates «Space Frame» technology which combines several assembly methods to reduce weight. The traction control system, named «F1-Trac» and inspired by Formula 1, acts as a super anti-skid system, controlling the power transmitted to maximise grip during acceleration.
Here now is our model, the most elegant and aesthetically balanced. It establishes itself as the essential benchmark of chic sportiness. It combines a Grigio Silverstone exterior with a Rosso/Nero interior, enhanced with numerous optional carbon fibre elements and very refined details.
Displaying only 44,947 km, with a full service history including the last service and checks carried out at Pozzi, this example is finally distinguished by its impeccable condition, reflecting the attentive and very meticulous care of its owner.
A striking beauty, worthy of a rare masterpiece, combined with a particularly astute investment.
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