Desirably specified, well-kept example - Three prior owners with recent major servicing The Ferrari 360, revealed in Spring 1999 at the Geneva Motor Show represents a defining moment in Ferrari’s pursuit of automotive perfection at the turn of the millennium.

Emerging from the Maranello factory, the 360 was a groundbreaking model that combined the raw, visceral performance expected of a Ferrari with advanced engineering and modern technology.

As the spiritual successor to the revered F355, the 360 marked a significant evolution in Ferrari’s design and engineering philosophy, gone was the 355’s chiselled delicacy, in its place something bigger and bolder, the Pininfarina curves more generous and voluptuous.

At the heart of the 360 is the mid-mounted, naturally aspirated 3.6-liter V8 engine, producing 394bhp.

This powerplant, paired with Ferrari’s new engine management and drive-by-wire throttle (a first for Ferrari) paired beautifully with the F1-style paddleshift transmission, allo...