The Ferrari 575M Maranello, built from 2002 to 2006, continued Ferrari’s tradition of front-engine, two-seat V-12 grand tourers. Most 575Ms, including this example, were equipped with Ferrari’s advanced paddle-operated F1 gearbox. Its 5.7-liter V-12 produces 508 hp delivering 0–60 mph in 4.2 seconds and a 202 mph top speed. Le Mans-winning driver Paul Frère praised the 575M’s performance, handling, and F1 transaxle following a test drive in 2002.

This 575M was purchased new in July 2002 from The Auto Gallery of Woodland Hills by Southern California collector Ken Roath. Finished in rare Rosso Barchetta (Barchetta Red) with optional two-tone Daytona-style seats, Scuderia shields, and silver-painted brake calipers, it is a tastefully specified example. Mr. Roath retained the car until 2006, during which it was driven approximately 9,000 miles and maintained by Ferrari of Newport Beach. It then passed to an owner in Georgia, with maintenance performed by Ferrari of Atlanta through 2007. Under recent owners, authorized Ferrari dealers and specialists in Florida have conducted several services. The accompanying CARFAX Vehicle History Report notes an accident in July 2021.

Showing 20,525 miles at the time of cataloguing, and benefiting from recent service and detailing, this handsome 575M is accompanied by its original manuals, warranty card, and tool kit. Altogether, it is a well-presented grand tourer offering V-12 Ferrari performance.