1986 Ferrari 328 GTS

The 328 GTS was the last of the carburettor-era V8 mid-engined Ferraris to sell in serious numbers, and this 1986 car is a right-hand-drive-market example finished in the classic combination of Rosso Corsa over Crema leather. Pininfarina's targa-roofed body, with its removable roof panel, is paired here with the 3.2-litre quattrovalvole V8 and a conventional open-gate five-speed manual, which is how the car is intended to be driven.

The odometer shows 21,000 miles, which is low for a car approaching 40 years old and well within the range where the engine, gearbox and interior will still feel tight. The listing highlights an extensive service history, a key consideration with these cars given the importance of regular belt services and the long-term condition of the fuel system and wiring.

The 328 sits at the point where the 308 lineage gained its most refined form: more power, a slightly more rounded look, and the later-style bumpers and interior that many find easiest to live with. Rosso Corsa with a cream interior remains the colour combination most associated with the model, and low-mileage manual cars like this one have seen steady appreciation in recent years.