Ferrari Testarossa Rosso Corsa

The Testarossa is not just another Ferrari classic. It’s a phenomenon. An artistic masterpiece. A rolling legend that symbolizes an iconic supercar era. Moreover, this design statement is regarded as the car that embodies Ferrari’s history — a compliment few vehicles could ever receive.
Countless hearts burned Rosso-red with desire in their youth, as the Testarossa adorned bedroom walls around the world. And this very example is poster-worthy in every sense: originally delivered in France, where its first owner cherished the Italian icon for an incredible 35 consecutive years. Its successor spared no expense, investing €15,000 last year in a full Ferrari Classiche service. Thanks to Kroymans, the Testarossa has been restored to absolute top mechanical condition — something you’ll fully appreciate once behind the wheel. After all, one look will convince you. A test drive will seal it.

History
We all remember the dynamic shots of detective James “Sonny” Crockett — the Ferrari Testarossa’s starring role in the American hit series Miami Vice undoubtedly contributed to its worldwide fame. Yet the 80s/90s supercar is so much more than a respected screen idol. It’s pure automotive art, born from the pen of design legend Pininfarina.
As the successor to the Berlinetta Boxer, it shares its predecessor’s engineering but broke countless design conventions. The name “Testarossa” pays homage to the 1950s 250 Testa Rossa racer, known for its fiery red valve covers.
What makes this particular example so special is that it remained with its first French owner for 35 years — a testament to how deeply one can be attached to their dream car. In 2024, a Belgian enthusiast fulfilled his own Testarossa dream. Purchased from Prins and serviced by Kroymans, who issued a €15,000 invoice to bring the car to the technical standard it deserves, this Ferrari has been cherished and pampered — and is now fully prepared to spoil its next lucky owner.

Exterior
There’s no doubt the Testarossa loves the camera. Understandably so — the only way to stand out in an exotic setting like Miami is to be an exotic yourself. Pininfarina is a natural talent when it comes to crafting characterful automotive designs, but with the Ferrari Testarossa, he excelled on every level.
Its lines are razor-sharp, its profile unmistakable, and its details utterly unique. This classic prancing horse is incomparable to anything else. From the twin round headlight clusters hidden beneath pop-up lamps, to the wide rear end, the extremely low roofline, the dramatic side strakes extending from the air intakes, and the rear light covers — the Testarossa defines the term “eyecatcher.” Especially in Rosso Corsa — a color it wears with more flair than any other Ferrari.

Interior
As fiery as the exterior may be, the Nero leather interior exudes cool confidence. The angular dashboard, center console, and seats remain every bit as distinctive. The three aluminum spokes of the leather steering wheel feature a black finish that perfectly complements the rest of the cabin.
Subtle contrast stitching on the wheel and bright orange lettering on the analog gauges add a touch of drama to the cockpit. Beneath the dashboard lid hides a classic Alpine radio/CD player — a charming period detail — but the real centerpiece is the black gear lever proudly rising above the iconic open-gate shifter.

Engineering & Performance
Those who master the precise, satisfying click of the gated manual shifter are rewarded with exhilarating acceleration. In the Ferrari Testarossa, that thrill is made even more addictive by the glorious roar of its naturally aspirated 4.9-liter flat-12 engine, inspired by the Berlinetta Boxer layout.
The 12-cylinder sings with delight — as do its occupants — especially when the playful 40/60 weight distribution shows its character. Call upon all 390 horses, and don’t be surprised by a lively rear end. But one thing is certain: this Testarossa will ignite all your senses.

Kind regards,
team Prins