2004 Ferrari F360 Challenge Stradale

The Ferrari F360 was built as a two seater sports car by Ferrari from 1999 to 2005. The new model had an entirely new all-aluminium space frame chassis which was 40% stiffer than the previous model and 28% lighter. Fitted with a 3.6Ltr V8 engine, coupled to a 6 speed gearbox, the Challenge Stradale model is a low production track day focused car - from the outset, the engineers designed the car with a 20% track day use and 80% road use in mind. Performance wise, the engine generated 426BHP at 8500RPM which gave it a top speed of 190MPH. Other improvements included more responsive throttle, enhanced steering wheel feedback and reduction in weight by as much as 95KG. The Challenge Stradale also got Brembo carbon ceramic brakes as standard; this shaved 16KG of the curb weight, improved handling and eliminated brake fade.

The vehicle offered must be one of the very best examples available, being in mint condition and having covered a mere 12,800 KMS to date. Built in 2004, this left hand drive model is finished in Scuderia red with a factory stripe, red painted calipers, roll bar, fire extinguisher, radio, red/black leather seats, full harness, Alcantara upper dash, leather bottom dash, two tone leather steering wheel, Alcantara side sills, plaques and front stone chip guard.

With two previous owners from new and full Ferrari service history with five stamps in the service book - the last one at 12,520 KMS - the car is in stunning condition. Complete with all books, tools and keys, this offers investment potential for any serious 'Prancing Horse' collector.