2015 Ferrari 458 Speciale

Few modern Ferraris capture the marques naturally aspirated V-8 era quite like the 458 Speciale Aperta. Developed as the open-air counterpart to the uncompromising 458 Speciale, the Aperta combined Ferraris final naturally aspirated mid-engine V-8 with the freedom of open-top motoring, while retaining the Speciales sharp chassis tuning, advanced electronic systems, and unmistakable styling. Limited to just 499 examples worldwide, the 458 Speciale Aperta stands today as one of the most coveted modern open Ferraris. This 2015 example, chassis number ZFF78VHA3F0215223, is one of just 499 units produced and is offered with approximately 4,000 miles.

Finished in special-order Giallo Triplo Strato and Livrea Blu Nart, this Aperta was delivered with a remarkable array of factory equipment. Its original window sticker lists a $318,060 base price before options and a total suggested retail price of $417,895, reflecting $26,998 in special paint and another $32,582 in additional options. Notable equipment includes the Adaptive Frontlighting System, trolley set with soft bag, rear-shelf luggage bags, blue brake calipers, carbon-fiber inner sill trim, colored seat belts, Alcantara central tunnel and dashboard, dedication plate in silver, suspension lifter, colored mats with logo, electrochromic interior and exterior mirrors with HomeLink, and triple-layer special colors. The 4.5-liter naturally aspirated V-8 produces a factory-rated 605 horsepower at 9,000 rpm and is paired with Ferraris seven-speed F1 dual-clutch transmission, while carbon-ceramic brakes, SCM2 magnetorheological suspension, F1-Trac traction control, and a suite of electronic driving systems underscore the Speciale Apertas performance-focused character.

According to the seller, this example has been maintained exclusively with OEM equipment and most recently received a CPO inspection/service on July 23, 2026. The seller states that no repairs are currently needed, the tires retain substantial tread with two dated 2024 and two dated 2023, and the car is covered by a transferable factory/CPO warranty through 2028. The exterior reportedly has no scratches, dings, dents, chips, or touch-ups, and Ferrari has confirmed that the car has received no paintwork. Inside, all equipment is said to function properly, with no major damage or reupholstery reported. Included with the sale are the OEM Ferrari parts and tools, an OEM Ferrari car cover, and an OEM Ferrari trickle charger. The seller further notes that this may be the only 458 Speciale Aperta equipped with full shields on the headrests a detail that, together with its extensive factory specification, approximately 4,000 miles, and limited 499-unit production, makes this a particularly compelling example of Ferraris celebrated open-top V-8 flagship.