Ferrrari 599 GTB (2007)

The 599 GTB Fiorano was in its time, Ferrari’s two-seat flagship. It was the successor to the 575M Maranello which it replaced in 2006. The 599 is of course, a spiritual successor to the likes of the now legendary 250 GT, 275 GTB and Daytona. With an Enzo-derived 5999cc V12 shoehorned into an all-alloy chassis, the 620bhp GTB was Ferrari's most powerful V12 production car ever.

The 599, as with many previous Ferraris takes its name from its engine displacement of the V12, the "GTB" stands for Gran Turismo Berlinetta and it was styled by Pininfarina under the direction of Ferrari's Frank Stephenson. The performance statistics of the 599 are still impressive today with top speed in excess of 205 mph, 0-62 mph in 3.7 seconds, and 11.0 seconds to 124 mph.

This UK RHD example was supplied to its first owner in June 2007 by Stratstone. It is presented in the very rare but highly desirable Rosso Monza with Crema Leather seats, Nero Leather dash and Rosso carpets. This combination is perceived by most as the best combination for a 599 GTB.

Optional extras fitted to this example include: Ceramic Brakes with Rosso calipers, Carbon Driving zone, F1 Gearbox, fully electric carbon sports seats trimmed with "Daytona" inserts, a Rosso rev counter, Xenon headlights and Scuderia wing shields. Also optioned are the upgraded, 20 inch polished "Monolithic" wheels, front & rear parking sensors, a Becker stereo with iPod connection & Navigation function.

The car has covered just under 9,450 miles from new and has had just 3 previous owners. The car has been maintained exclusively by DK Engineering for the last two owners, both longstanding customers. The total service history is thorough and complete and thanks to its very special specification, this 599 GTB was featured and specifically photographed as one of just five Ferraris in the book named, "Form Follows Function: The Art of the Supercar", by James Mann.

The elegant 599 GTB is available to view immediately at our showrooms just outside London.