The introduction of the 599 GTB Fiorano for the 2007 model year proved to be yet another monumental achievement for Ferrari.

With its Enzo-derived, naturally aspirated 6.0-litre Tipo F140 V-12 engine producing 612 horsepower and 448-pound-feet of torque, the 599 GTB delivered exhilarating supercar performance in tandem with the supreme comfort one would expect of a generously appointed gran turismo .

The car signified the end of a very special era, as it was the last front-engined, 12-cylinder Ferrari available with a six-speed gated manual transmission, albeit produced in extremely limited numbers.

A mere 30 of the 3,500-strong production run came with the manual ‘box, with the remainder equipped with a six-speed “F1” automated manual.

Of those 30 cars, just 10 made their way to Europe.

This example was among that tiny cohort and represents a wonderful opportunity to own one of the most desirable Ferraris of recent times.

It was delivered new to its first owner in Prague, Czech ...