Hardcover books on the 575M

As a new owner of a 2002 575M as of Sept 2013, I naturally have searched for some historical and reading material on the car. Most articles seem to focus more on the 550 but not the 575M, and though I like the 550, I want to read about the 575M. There doesn't seem to be much out there. Amazon lists 3 books which may have some material and I'm wondering if anyone has read either of these or can recommend another?:

Ferrari All the Cars: A Complete Guide by Leonardo Acerbi (Mar 1 2012)

Ferrari by Larry Edsall and Dennis Adler (July 17 2011)

The Road Ferraris: A Complete Story by Anthony Pritchard (Oct 1 2013)

 

Have you sought out the original hardback brochure and press pack (which is the same I think but with a CD)
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No I haven't, do you know where I can get those? Is it something I might find on eBay?

 

Clyde- There is a hardcover book on the 550 Maranello, but none so far on the 575M.

Ferrari 550 Maranello by Alfier B/ Alfieri I/ Pasini S: Automobilia Hardbound - T E Warth Esq Automotive Books

The sales brochure is widely available on E-Bay for about $40 still wrapped in plastic. This one is from Algar, who probably have quite a stack.

Ferrari 575M Maranello Brochure | eBay

There was a hardcover Superamerica sales brochure, but they are fairly rare and relatively expensive.

 

Thanks for the info Taz, I'm going to order one

 

Just ordered the brochure from Algar on eBay as you recommended Taz, hope it arrives soon. Thanks again

 

Hi Taz,

I just received the soft back brochure for the 575M and happy you advised me about it. Its in Italian throughout with a translation to English and French at the back. Well worth the price except for the shipping fee, but I'm happy I bought it all the same. I wonder if I should consider getting the hardback original on the 550, even though its not my car?

 

Clyde- The chassis and body on the 550 are very similar to the 575M and the development process was for both cars since the 575M is an update of the 550. Worth having, even though I have not gotten around to it yet.

 

Thanks Taz, I'll consider it