1991 Black Exterior, Beige And Black Leather Interior With Kenwood Stereo on 2040-cars
Haymarket, Virginia, United States
I am proud to offer my and soon to be your beautiful 1991 Ferrari Testarossa in Black with Beige and Black Leather with only 41,000 miles. The
Testarossa is powered by a 380hp Flat 12 through a Rear Wheel Drive,
5-Speed Manual Transmission. The Ferrari Testarossa is easily one of the
most recognizable exotic cars from the 1980s and 90s. This 1991
Testarossa represents the final year of production of this iconic
classic. This example has recently received its required servicing. It
has also been enhanced with an upgraded exhaust for improved engine
sound and an upgraded stereo for improved tunes. Don't miss this
opportunity to own this beautiful exotic car! .
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The event was arranged by Ferrari, the manufacturer with which Schumacher is most often associated after winning 72 individual races for the Italian marque between 1996 and 2006. In total, Schumacher won 91 races, stood on the podium 155 times and won seven F1 Driver's Championships over the course of his illustrious 19-year career.
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