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1989 FERRARI TESTAROSSA Vehicle registration: French Chassis number: ZFFAA17B000082826 • An iconic model, highly sought after in the classic supercar market • Same owner since 2010 • Delivered new by Charles Pozzi • Service records and owner’s manuals included • Only three owners since delivery The Ferrari Testarossa remains one of the most iconic and coveted models from the Prancing Horse brand. A true symbol of the 1980s and 1990s, it combines a spectacular, instantly recognizable design with prestigious engineering: its legendary flat-12 engine. The car featured here, with chassis number 82826, was delivered new in August 1989 by Charles Pozzi. According to information available on Histovec, its first owner kept the car until 1994, at which point it had approximately 14,000 kilometers on the odometer. The stamps documenting maintenance records also ceased to appear in the service log around this time. The second owner then kept the Ferrari for sixteen years, driving nearly 100,000 additional kilometers behind the wheel. He sold it in 2010 to its current owner, when the odometer read approximately 120,000 kilometers. Wanting to ensure the car’s mechanical reliability, the current owner took it to the Imola dealership in Bayonne in 2011 for a comprehensive service, which included replacing the timing belts. Afterward, the Testarossa saw very little use before joining its owner’s private museum in 2020. Since the timing belts have not been replaced since 2010 and the car has been on display without being driven for several years, we have chosen not to start the engine. A mechanical startup will therefore need to be performed before the car can be driven again. The vehicle will be sold without a technical inspection. Offered at an attractive estimate, this 1989 Ferrari Testarossa will appeal to enthusiasts looking to acquire a Maranello icon in its original configuration. Its French provenance, its history limited to three owners, and its highly desirable five-nut version are significant assets for enthusiasts of the Prancing Horse brand. 1989 FERRARI TESTAROSSA Registration document: French Chassis number: ZFFAA17B000082826 • An iconic model, particularly sought-after on the classic supercar market • Same owner since 2010 • Delivered new by Charles Pozzi • Service records and booklets included • Only three owners since delivery The Ferrari Testarossa remains one of the most iconic and coveted models from the Prancing Horse brand. A true symbol of the 1980s and 1990s, it combines a spectacular, instantly recognizable design with prestigious engineering: its legendary flat-12 engine. The car on offer, with chassis number 82826, was delivered new in August 1989 by Charles Pozzi. According to information available on Histovec, its first owner kept it until 1994, by which time the car had covered approximately 14,000 kilometers. The stamps confirming regular servicing also ceased to appear in the service book from this period onward. The second owner then kept the Ferrari for sixteen years, driving it nearly 100,000 kilometers more. He sold it in 2010 to its current owner, when the odometer read approximately 120,000 kilometers. To ensure the car was in reliable mechanical condition, the current owner took it to the Imola dealership in Bayonne in 2011 for a full service, which included, among other things, the replacement of the timing belts. Afterward, the Testarossa was driven very little before being added to its owner’s private museum in 2020. Since the timing belts have not been replaced since 2010 and the car has been on display without being driven for several years, we have chosen not to start the engine. A mechanical break-in will therefore need to be performed before the car is put back on the road. The vehicle will be sold without a roadworthiness test. Offered at an attractive estimate, this 1989 Ferrari Testarossa will appeal to enthusiasts wishing to acquire a Maranello icon in its original specification. Its French provenance, its history limited to three owners, and its highly sought-after five-nut version are significant assets for enthusiasts of the Prancing Horse brand.
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