Used Ferrari 575M Cars

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Ferrari 575M 5.8 Maranello F1 2dr SUPERB, FAULTLES +41
£66,990  or Finance from £1628 per month
Inc VAT

2003

Automatic

Tax: £315

Mileage: 23,000

Petrol

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Why buy a used Ferrari 575M Maranello with Exchange and Mart?

Slotting chronologically between the hallowed 550 Maranello and the similarly lauded 599GTB is the Ferrari that history will probably gloss over. The 575M is at its best with GTC handling pack and F1 gearshift but this is a good but not great Ferrari. It doesn't do a whole lot that a BMW M6 can't better for less. The 550 Maranello was a sparkling return to form for Ferrari, reviving the days of the big, brutish front-engined sportster. Introduced in 1996, it was beginning to look a little tired by 2002 but the replacement was an evolutionary model that softened the 550's edge and which never captured the public's imagination. What's more, the 575M lasted just over three years before it was phased out, eventually 'replaced' by the hugely impressive 599GTB. If you liked the 550 but hanker after a newer car, the 575M is certainly not without its appeal, especially when fitted with the GTC handling pack. Here's how to find a decent used example.

About the Ferrari 575M Maranello

The Ferrari 575M Maranello needs the GTC Handling Pack and an F1 gearbox if it's to make decent money and thus equipped it feels like the sports car it always should have been. Without the pack, it has to be said that a low mileage 550 Maranello is a more satisfying thing. Take care and don't be put off by multiple owner cars.

Representative Example

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