2004 FERRARI 575M MARANELLO

KEY FACTS

• A wonderful example of the powerful and refined grand tourer, presented in a sought-after colour scheme.
• Under the bonnet is the naturally aspirated 5.7-litre V12, which produces 508bhp and 434lb ft of torque, and is mated to Ferrari’s six-speed ‘F1’ automated manual transmission with paddle shift.
• The car was first registered in July 2004 and has been maintained exclusively by Ferrari main dealers throughout its life.
• The most recent private owner acquired the car in 2017 and was only the third keeper from new. It is now offered for sale by the trade.
• The odometer displays just 31,667 miles from new.

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

• This 575M was specified in the handsome hue of Blu Tour de France, while the cabin is trimmed in two-tone Beige leather with Blu Scuro dashboard, A-pillar trims, and steering wheel. It was also specified with a Beige leather rear shelf and Blu accent stitching throughout.
• Its front wings feature factory-fit Scuderia shields, the wheels house red brake callipers, and the car has an additional glove compartment.
• Equipment includes electrically adjustable seats with memory function for the driver, electric door mirrors and a Becker Silverstone six-disc CD changer.
• The car rides on the correct set of 18-inch, five-spoke alloy wheels.
• This 575M will be accompanied by its tan leather document wallet containing its handbooks and a duplicate stamped service book, plus the Ferrari-branded Maglite torch, as well as a substantial folder of past MOT test certificates and invoices for its maintenance.

CONDITION

• No known bodywork damage.
• It is not known whether the Blu Tour de France paintwork has been resprayed in the past, but it is in excellent overall condition, with a few minor stone chips on the nose and light polishing marks around the car, as well as a small blemish on the bonnet.
• The exterior trim is also very smart, though there are signs of slight delamination at the edges of the rear windscreen.
• Inside, the cabin presents particularly well, with some minor wear on the driver’s seat outer bolsters, and wrinkles on the seat base.
• There are no known electrical faults or warning lights showing on the dashboard.
• The car’s last MOT test was conducted on 9 March 2021 at 31,378 miles, resulting in a first-time pass with no warnings or advisories.

SERVICE HISTORY

• The car was checked over around three months ago when acquired by the vendor, with a Ferrari technician reporting the clutch wear to be only 24%.
• This 575M’s most recent routine maintenance was an annual service, which was carried out in February 2019 at 29,555 miles by Ferrari main dealer Meridien Modena.
• Previously, Meridien Modena performed annual services in February 2018 at 29,316 miles, and in January 2017 at 29,050 miles, when they also changed the cambelts.
• The car has comprehensive main dealer history, per the summary below.

Dates and mileage:

• 23/07/2004 – PDI – HR Owen
• 25/08/2005 – 3,963 miles – HR Owen
• 20/04/2006 – 4,886 miles – HR Owen
• 14/06/2007 – 9,755 miles – HR Owen
• 10/02/2008 – 10,062 miles – Dick Lovett (inc. belts)
• 11/02/2009 – 14,719 miles – Dick Lovett
• 27/01/2010 – 18,037 miles – Graypaul (inc. belts)
• 04/03/2011 – 19,400 miles – Graypaul
• 08/03/2012 – 23,192 miles – Graypaul
• 12/12/2012 – 24,314 miles – Graypaul (inc. belts)
• 23/01/2014 – 25,315 miles – Graypaul (inc. clutch)
• 27/02/2015 – 27,315 miles – Dick Lovett
• 27/01/2017 – 29,050 miles – Meridien Modena (inc. belts)
• 22/02/2018 – 29,316 miles – Meridien Modena
• 22/02/2019 – 29,555 miles – Meridian Modena

SUMMARY

This Ferrari 575M Maranello is a fine example of the marque’s millennium-era flagship grand tourer, which has been exclusively maintained by Ferrari main dealers from new. Having covered just under 32,000 miles to date and presented in impressive condition throughout, this handsomely specified example will make a superb addition to any collection.

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