This Testarossa was first registered in January 1989 by Crepaldi Automobili in Milan Italy. Following just under 1,800 miles of driving in its first 5 years, the car was placed into storage by a private collector in Milan in 1995 where it would remain until 2015. The car was re-commissioned in 2015 at a cost of over 28,000€ to be returned to fully useable and original condition. At this point the car also underwent the Classiche inspection and certification, giving rise to one of the most collectable examples of the Testarossa worldwide.

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Purchased by a UK collector in 2015 straight from Milan, the Ferrari went through the UK Individual Vehicle Approval (IVA test) but was entered straight into the private collection and has never been used on UK roads. Undergoing a recent cambelt service in 2021 this low mileage, Classiche certified Ferrari Testarossa has global appeal and a fantastic potential for future appreciation.