- 1997 Ferrari 456 GTA
- 5.5L Naturally Aspirated V12
- 4-Speed Automatic
- RWD
- Rosso Exterior
- Sabbia Leather Interior
- Italian Tricolore Livery
- 17" Alloy Wheels
- Bosch Motronic Sequential Multi-Point Fuel Injection
- Front & Rear Ventilated Disc Brakes
- Front & Rear Independent Double Wishbone Suspensions
- New Belts
- New Hoses
- New Tires
- Current Owner Reports Recent Oil Change
- Current Owner Reports Vehicle Recently Fully Serviced By Ferrari
In 1992, Ferrari debuted the 456. This model was a bit different, as it carried its engine up front. This is because the 456 is a 2+2-style grand tourer. Rather than spearing around race tracks at the ragged edge of grip and performance, the 456 is rather more geared at crossing multiple countries in Europe with nary a whimper, keeping its occupants as comfortable as possible. Of course, that also makes it a great car for traveling fantastic distances in our great country. If that sounds like your sort of thing – exploring America in an Italian grand tourer with a soulful V12 engine, say hello to this reported-9,613-mile 1997 Ferrari 456 GTA that’s for sale right now. The current owner reports that it’s recently been fully serviced by Ferrari, including a recent oil change.
Exterior and Interior
This 1997 Ferrari 456 GTA comes in a bright Rosso or Racing Red suit, punctuated by some green and white bands, which, together with the red, make up the colors of the Italian flag. Then, you’ve got the number 22 in white along the side, as well as a set of five-spoke Ferrari-centered alloy wheels. The car also comes with quad tailpipes and, wait for it, pop-up headlamps! Yes, the 456 is one of the last era of pop-up lighted Ferraris. The tan interior of this 1997 Ferrari 456 GTA showcases its 2+2 layout, which is great for two adults and two children. Yes, it’s very much a family car, if you please. The car comes with comfort features such as a powered driver seat, power windows, power mirrors, and power door locks. Meanwhile, you’ll find automatic climate control, as well as a Ferrari-branded radio head unit, interestingly installed in the center console between the seats, rather than on the dash. That’s because the center console hosts some switches and auxiliary gauges. You’ll also no doubt have noticed the automatic gear shifter; yes, this car can be driven by those who haven’t learned how to drive stick. Pop the trunk, and there’s ample luggage space, plus some books and catalogues pertaining to the 456.
Engine
This 1997 Ferrari 456 GTA uses a naturally aspirated 5.5-liter V12, which can make up to 436 hp. Paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive, this is still a car that can spear past 175mph and make 0-60 in less than 5 seconds. The car also features front and rear ventilated disc brakes and independent double wishbone suspension, and it has received new hoses, belts, and tires.
In 1992, Ferrari debuted the 456. This model was a bit different, as it carried its engine up front. This is because the 456 is a 2+2-style grand tourer. Rather than spearing around race tracks at the ragged edge of grip and performance, the 456 is rather more geared at crossing multiple countries in Europe with nary a whimper, keeping its occupants as comfortable as possible. Of course, that also makes it a great car for traveling fantastic distances in our great country. If that sounds like your sort of thing – exploring America in an Italian grand tourer with a soulful V12 engine, say hello to this reported-9,613-mile 1997 Ferrari 456 GTA that’s for sale right now. The current owner reports that it’s recently been fully serviced by Ferrari, including a recent oil change.
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