This exceptional **one-owner** Ferrari stands as one of the finest surviving examples of the marque's last front-engine, V-12 "manual-transmission" spider—a landmark moment in Ferrari's lineage and one of the "final numbered models" ever produced. Just 4k miles/6k kilometers from new, it has lived a pampered life in the hands of its original owner and remains exactly the type of car true collectors pursue: authentically preserved, fully documented, and mechanically fresh. Finished in the striking and rare combination of Argento Nürburgring over Bordeaux, this car carries a level of presence and refinement that sets it apart even among its peers. Offered complete with its rare factory helmets, and highly coveted numbered carbon-fiber dossier, it retains all of the special items that so often go missing over time—details that matter deeply to connoisseurs. This car recently underwent a full major service by the original selling dealer Kroymans where we even had them stamp the service booklet. This example is turnkey and ready to be enjoyed. One of only 448 examples built, it represents one of the most limited and collectible Ferrari spiders of the modern era. As these cars reach 25 years old in January, demand has been accelerating, with many collectors recognizing them as the spiritual successor to the iconic Daytona Spyder—a blend of classic open-air V-12 emotion wrapped in modern engineering. For the collector who values purity, provenance, and a truly exceptional driving experience, this example sits at the top of the market—exactly the kind of car sought by serious enthusiasts and blue-chip collectors alike.