The Ferrari 360 Modena was introduced in spring of 1999 as the successor to the Ferrari F355 and like its predecessor is powered by a V8 mid-engine with now 3.6 litre capacity and 400 hp. Performance was transmitted either via a traditional 6 speed manual gearbox or the semi-automatic box called F1 which was able to change gears in 150 milliseconds. From 2000 the coupe, called Modena, was joined by the Spider which boasted a electric fully disappearing soft stop. Our example offered, with its F1 gearbox, is a Swiss delivery and was handed over to its first owner on the 13th July 2001 through Automobile Németh AG in the Bernese Hinterkappelen. Over 200’000 Swiss francs had to be paid for the Maranello beauty with the owner then receiving an exciting and luxurious sports car with bags of power. In August 2005, the Ferrari, with 15’000 kilometres driven, was taken over by the 2nd and so far last owner. He thoroughly enjoyed his spider over the following 18 years and used it for numerous fair-weather outings. In November 2023 the Ferrari was de-registered but shortly after, at 37’965 kilometres, received a major service including a change of the cambelt. With now 38’160 kilometres, a complete service booklet and a complete document folder, this gorgeous 360 Spider is in very good and carefully maintained original condition. The most recent MOT was completed in March 2022 but for a Swiss buyer the car will be freshly MOT’d as a matter of course.