The 575M debuted in 2002 with an enlarged 5.75-liter engine, delivering even greater performance than its 550 Maranello predecessor. Although the updated model heralded Ferrari’s first road application of its race-derived F1 paddle-shift gearbox with a V-12 engine, the most sought-after examples are the 246 cars delivered with the traditional gated six-speed manual gearbox.

This 2005 Ferrari 575M is a true collector-grade example, as it is equipped with the ultra-desirable six-speed manual gearbox, ‘Fiorano’ Handling Package, and desirable options like Daytona-style seats and Scuderia shields. Delivered new to Texas and finished in the striking color combination of Titanium over Beige leather, this Ferrari remains in pristine original condition, with its odometer showing less than 10,000 miles from new.

Ideally specified with the most coveted equipment and offered with its original books and tools, this six-speed 575M represents a rare opportunity for discerning collectors to acquire what is widely regarded as the ultimate modern-day Ferrari GT machine.