The Ferrari Testarossa presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1984 and produced until 1996 is Enzo Ferrari’s penultimate creation before the 1987 F40.

The Testarossa was a huge commercial success until 1996 due to two evolutions: the Ferrari 512 TR with power pushed to 428 horsepower and the Ferrari F512 M produced in only 500 units.

The 512 TR succeeds the Testarossa but still preserves many elements, brings fluidity, balance and a certain innovation to the bodywork, notably the change from 16 to 18 inches of wheels.

Produced from 1992 to 1996 in 2280 units, the 512 TR is a very homogeneous vehicle and has lost none of the character of the Testarossa.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Engine number: F1 1 3004031 1 24

• First registration date: 04/05/1992

• Engine: 6 flat cylinders

• Gasoline

• 5-speed manual gearbox

• Longitudinal central rear

• 2 double overhead camshafts

• Valves: 4 per cylinder

• Bore: 82.0 x 78.0 mm

• 4943 cc

• Power: 428 horsepower at 6750 rpm

• Torque: 50.1 mkg at 5500 rpm

• Maximum Speed: 307 km/h

• 0 to 100 km/h: 5.4 sec