Ferrari Testarossa

The Ferrari Testarossa, unveiled in October 1984 at the Paris Motor Show, marked a major aesthetic and technical breakthrough for Ferrari. With its now iconic grooved side air intakes, wide rear end and 4.9-liter flat-block V12, it immediately became one of the most iconic Ferraris of the '80s. In 1992, the Testarossa underwent a profound evolution to become the 512 TR, followed in 1994 by the F512 M, the ultimate evolution of this line. Together, these three models make up the last generation of series-produced Ferrari V12 flatcars.

Price

The price of Ferrari Testarossa starts from 180,000 €, 200,000 $, £155,000.

All prices in the table below are shown "from" without options.

Introductory prices started from :

Testarossa (1984): ~ €180,000, 200,000 $, £155,000
512 TR (1992): ~ €220,000, 240,000 $, £185,000
F512 M (1994): ~ €250,000, 275,000 $, £210,000

Technical data

Brand	Ferrari
Trade name	Ferrari Testarossa
Segment	Supercar
Date of presentation	04/10/1984
Production start year	1984
Year end production	1996
Country of production	Italy
Plant	Ferrari factory in Maranello
Length	4,48 m
Height	1,13 m
Width (with mirrors)	1,97 m

Versions

Testarossa (1984-1991) - Original version, 390 hp
512 TR (1992-1994) - Major technical redesign, 428 hp
F512 M (1994-1996) - Final, lighter and more powerful version, 440 hp

Motors and performance

Technology	Name	Power	Couple	Transmission	0-100 km/h	0-200 km/h	Max. speed (km/h)	Tare weight	Power to weight ratio
Petrol	Testarossa	390 hp	490 Nm	RWD	5,3 s	15 s	290 km/h	1506 kg	3,86
Petrol	512 TR	428 hp	491 Nm	RWD	4,8 s	13 s	314 km/h	1470 kg	3,43
Petrol	512 TR	440 hp	500 Nm	RWD	4,7 s	12,5 s	315 km/h	1455 kg	3,31