1989 Ferrari Testarossa

Looks absolutely beautiful.Would buy it today if it was an 1988

 

Why an '88 v '89?

 

Good price, that won't last long. The luggage option was 5 pieces, I only see two?

 

Probably for the single nut wheels.

 

Makes sense - the knock offs do look good and are more classic however they are hard to get on and off for the average joe at the side of the road. Looks like a great car. I own mine to drive. If investing, I would be a buyer (sure it is great to drive I just do not need another). Mid engine, V12, same platform as F40, 25 years old, seems poised to appreciate.

 

Is that one of HotShoes sculptures in the background in the first picture?

 

Tempting to jump back in... I am not going to visit for few days so next time I look, it will be sold. Life is tough without TR ownership. This one is beautiful. GLWS

 

Looks like it...beautiful car!

Hopefully, all the luggage is there...

 

Wow, that appears to be great value for such a beautifully presented TR.

And the interior color scheme (tabacco on chocolate?) is gorgeous in my eyes.

 

Cant import it to Australia after 12/1988.I have missed out on 5 Testarossa's because of this stupid dumb ass law we have over here.

 

I knew it wouldnt last long.Beautiful car.Someone is a lucky new owner

 

Congrats to the new owner!

 

Congrats... It was a give away price. Easily could have sold for 75+

 

Did not know that. What is the purpose of the law?

 

Purpose of the law…

Stop private ('grey slip') imports which were predominantly from Japan, which in 1989 started manufacturing models such as the 300zxTT, Skylne GTR TT, Supra TT, etc. Often highly modified, many imports were rockets on 4 wheels.