2015 Ferrari 458 Italia Speciale

2015 Ferrari 458 Speciale Special-Order Specification | $377,342 Original MSRP | 11,919 Miles The Ferrari 458 Speciale is already regarded as one of the defining modern Ferraris, but exceptionally specified examples occupy an even more exclusive category. Finished in spectacular Rosso Dino with a distinctive Cioccolato interior , this 2015 Ferrari 458 Speciale shows just 11,919 miles and carries an extraordinary original MSRP of $377,342 . For perspective, the 458 Speciale carried a base Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of $291,744 . This example was ordered with approximately $79,248 in listed factory options , in addition to destination charges and the gas-guzzler tax, resulting in its remarkable $377,342 original window-sticker price . The original Ferrari Monroney identifies the exterior specification simply as SPECIAL / EXTRA , further underscoring the highly individualized nature of this particular Speciale. The Ultimate Naturally Aspirated Ferrari V8 Developed as the ultimate evolution of the 458 platform, the Speciale took Ferrari's celebrated mid-engine V8 formula to its highest level. Its 4.5-liter naturally aspirated flat-plane-crank V8 produces 605 horsepower at an extraordinary 9,000 rpm , delivering the throttle response, escalating soundtrack, and mechanical intensity that made Ferrari's naturally aspirated V8 engines legendary. Paired with a rapid-shifting 7-speed F1 dual-clutch transmission , rear-wheel drive, extensive weight reduction, active aerodynamics, revised suspension, and Ferrari's sophisticated Side Slip Angle Control , the Speciale was engineered to deliver extraordinary performance while maintaining exceptional communication between car and driver. The Final Naturally Aspirated V8 Special-Series Ferrari The importance of the 458 Speciale extends well beyond its performance figures. It represents the final naturally aspirated V8 model in Ferrari's special-series lineage , following celebrated models including the 360 Challenge Stradale and 430 Scuderia. Its successor, the 488 Pista, moved to turbocharged power, permanently closing the chapter on Ferrari's high-revving naturally aspirated V8 special-series formula. That distinction gives the 458 Speciale a permanent place in Ferrari history. Ferrari may continue to produce faster and more technically sophisticated automobiles, but the combination of a 9,000-rpm naturally aspirated V8, rear-wheel drive, immediate throttle response, compact proportions, and unmistakable mechanical soundtrack belongs to an era that will not return. An Extraordinary $377,342 Factory Specification The original window sticker reveals just how extensively this Speciale was configured when new. Notable Factory Equipment Special / Extra exterior color specification Two-Tone Body Painting $11,811 Other Factory Options $37,201 AFS System Alcantara Headliner Upholstery Carbon Fibre Front Air Vents Carbon Fibre Side Nolders Carbon Fibre Wheels Cup Cruise Control Leather Lower Tunnel Horse Stitched on Headrests Titanium Exhaust Pipes Leather Upholstery Leather Wheel Arches Parking Camera With approximately $79,248 in listed optional equipment , this was anything but a standard Speciale configuration. Its $377,342 original MSRP provides tangible documentation of the level of factory personalization invested in the car when new. 605 Horsepower at 9,000 RPM The Speciale's naturally aspirated V8 produces 605 horsepower at 9,000 rpm , with Ferrari quoting acceleration from 0-100 km/