Ferrari 599 SA

The Ferrari 599 SA Aperta was conceived as a tribute rather than a product. In 2010 Pininfarina turned eighty, and Ferrari marked the occasion with an open-top 599 limited to exactly eighty examples. Its name honours Sergio and Andrea Pininfarina. Furthermore, Maranello refused to burden the car with a folding roof. It received a lower, more steeply raked windscreen, twin aerodynamic buttresses behind the cabin, and a light fabric top meant only for bad weather. Beneath the bonnet sat the 670 CV V12 from the 599 GTO. Moreover, every example was spoken for after a private viewing at Pebble Beach, before the car's public debut at the 2010 Paris Motor Show. As a result, the SA Aperta stands among the rarest front-engined V12 Ferraris of the modern era.

This Ferrari 599 SA Aperta has covered just 500 km from new. It is presented in Giallo Modena over a black interior. Furthermore, the triple-layer yellow is one of the most demanding finishes in Maranello's palette, and a striking choice on a car whose every example was specified individually. Ferrari Classiche certification is in place, confirming the car's originality. As a result, this is an SA Aperta in essentially as-delivered condition, and one of only eighty built.