Highlights Naturally-aspirated 5.5-litre Ferrari V12 producing 442hp and 398lb-ft of torque First Ferrari of the Luca di Montezemolo era Uprated ‘Modificata’ variant offers improved reliability and driveability One of only 139 right-hand drive examples produced for the UK Solid service history including extensive recent work Overview If all of the recent discussion around Ferrari’s future has achieved anything, it’s to have even further sharpened appreciation for its past.

The halcyon days of Pininfarina and di Montezemolo may be fading in the rearview mirror, and the epoch of clean lines and natural aspiration seemingly drawing to a close, but we’ll always have the memories.

Or, if you fancy, you could buy one of the icons of that golden age, and keep the party going for a good few years yet.

Given its remarkable place in Ferrari history, the 456 remains surprisingly underappreciated (and similarly arguably undervalued) by aficionados.

When the first new model of the di Montezemol...