The Ferrari F355 Berlinetta made a striking debut at the Geneva Auto Show in 1994 for the 1995 model year, earning high praise from both automotive media and Ferrari enthusiasts. Motor Trend notably acclaimed it as “the best-looking Italian body since Michelangelo’s David.”

The F355 was one of the first Ferraris to be shaped in the Maranello wind tunnel, resulting in a refined aerodynamic profile and an elegant look. This design included two dramatic air intakes low on the doors and along the running boards, marking a departure from the larger raked intakes of the previous 348 models. Additionally, the F355 incorporated emerging safety features of the 90s, such as anti-lock brakes.

This 1995 Ferrari F355 Berlinetta, chassis number 0156, is painted in the striking Canna Di Fucile, a unique shade that enhances its sleek lines. Equipped with a six-speed manual transmission, it offers an engaging driving experience that connects the driver directly with the car.

The Berlinetta model, with its fixed roof, stayed true to Ferrari's commitment to performance and style. Combining classic Ferrari lines with modern advancements, the F355 Berlinetta stands as a testament to Ferrari’s dedication to both aesthetics and engineering excellence.