2002 Ferrari 575M Maranello -Fiorano Handling Package, Carbon Fiber Seats

Make

Ferrari

Model

575M Maranello -Fiorano Handling Package, Carbon Fiber Seats

Year

2002

Listed price

$257,900

Location

Cleveland, Ohio

Transmission

Not provided

Mileage

17,800 miles

The Ferrari 575M Maranello, introduced in 2002, represented a significant evolution of the beloved 550 Maranello, a car credited with bringing Ferrari's grand touring V12s back to a front-engined, rear-wheel-drive layout after decades of mid-engine dominance. The "M" in 575M stood for "modificata," signifying a host of enhancements. Ferrari engineers enlarged the F133 V12 engine from 5.5 to 5.75 liters, boosting output to a formidable 515 horsepower. Crucially, it was the first Ferrari V12 GT car to offer an F1-style electro-hydraulic manual transmission as an option, a technological leap that redefined the driving experience for many. While the 550 was a return to form, the 575M refined that formula, making it faster, more responsive, and even more luxurious, solidifying its place as a quintessential modern classic grand tourer. This particular 2002 575M Maranello, showing just 17,800 miles, embodies the peak specification for the discerning enthusiast. It is equipped with the highly sought-after Fiorano Handling Package, a factory option that sharpened the car's dynamics with stiffer springs, a thicker anti-roll bar, and revised suspension settings, transforming its already impressive road manners into something truly special on a winding road. Inside, the cabin features the desirable carbon fiber racing seats, a testament to Ferrari's blend of performance and luxury, providing both support and a visual link to the brand's motorsport heritage. This is a prime example of a modern V12 Ferrari GT, ready to deliver an unparalleled driving experience.