The Ferrari 550 Barchetta is one of the most distinctive modern Ferraris - a pure celebration of open-air, front-engined V12 motoring. Unveiled in 2000 to mark Pininfarina’s 70th anniversary, just 448 examples were produced, each individually numbered. Designed to have no roof at all, and with the cut-down windscreen and trademark roll hoops, it harks back to Ferrari’s golden era of roadsters while standing apart as the very last front-engined V12 Ferrari designed as a true roadster.

What makes the Barchetta especially collectible today is its purity. It’s one of the final truly analogue V12 Ferraris - no paddles, no F1 gearbox, just a gated six-speed manual connected to a 485hp naturally aspirated V12. Rarity, heritage and unfiltered driving character make it a landmark model in the Ferrari bloodline, and a must-have for collectors seeking a statement of tradition, passion and exclusivity.