1991 Ferrari Testarossa

The Testarossa was the definitive 1980s Ferrari: a 4.9-litre flat-12 with four valves per cylinder, wrapped in Pininfarina's wide, side-strake bodywork. This 1991 car is a UK-supplied example, which matters for a model where many were built for other markets, and it is finished in the classic combination of Rosso Corsa over Nero leather.

It shows 25,000 miles, a low figure for a Testarossa of this age and one that suggests it has been used sparingly rather than stored. The five-speed manual gearbox with its open gate is part of the car's character, and the dealer notes a strong service history, which is the main thing to look for on a flat-12 that needs regular specialist attention.

The 1991 model year sits late in the Testarossa's run, after the changes made to the later cars, including the single wing mirror and revised mechanicals. Values for good-condition, low-mileage cars have held firm as the model has moved from poster car to established classic.