Stock #: 5980

Miles: 39,300

Engine: 3.4L V8 DOHC 16V

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Trans: 5-SPEED MANUAL

Color: ROSSO CORSA SADDLE LEATHER

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1994 Ferrari 348 Spider in our showroom in very nice condition.
The last year for this Pininfarina build was 1994, being the last model Enzo Ferrari was involved in. Side Edward Scissorhand strakes and square taillights, the 348 looks very similar to the other red headed step child the Testarossa. The 348 is a 3.4-liter quad-cam 32-valve, dry-sump, mid-mounted V-8. Hence the number 348. This Rosso Corsa (Red) with Leather Saddle interior and Black soft top, is rated at 296 hp with 238 lb-ft of torque through a five-speed manual transmission. It's a H-patterned transmission with reverse straight forward and first straight back. Rated at 0-60 mph in 5.6 seconds, with a top speed of 171 mph. Original MSRP was $117,400.Stated Miles Per Gallon: 14/23 mpg Observed MPG 16/21 mpg Curb Weight: 3252 lbs Lay out Mid-Engine/ Rear Wheel Drive.
One of 556 imported to the USA, this has only 39,300 miles with a clean Carfax and has been serviced every few months / few hundred miles at Algar Ferrari in Rosemont, Pennsylvania. At 32,000 miles 8/01/2008 - over haul/ repair of flywheel, 35,724 miles 11/15/2013 - Belt Service performed. 39,264 miles 3/31/2021-rear main seal leak repair/ rear inner axle repair.
The initial launch of the 348 in 1989 was offered in both a coupe- TB (Transversale Berlinetta) and a Targa-TS (Transversale Spider). For 1992 and 1993, a 100-unit run of the 348 Serie Speciale was offered, adding upgraded exhaust and engine management that increased power to 312 hsp.
The first Ferrari road car to be emblazoned with the Cavallino RampanteItalian for Prancing Horsewas the 1947 Ferrari 125 S. A black prancing horse was used by World War I Italian pilot Francesco Baracca on the fuselage of his plane. He recorded 34 kills before being killed in 1918, becoming a national hero. In 1923, Enzo Ferrari met the mother and father of Baracca. Baraccas mother told Ferrari to paint the prancing horse on his cars as it would give him good luck. Ferrari did so and added the splash of yellow, the color of his birthplace, Modena.
Similarly, another racing icon- Porsche, has the horse on its logo taken from Stuttgart's Coat of Arms and represents the horse farms (a term for a horse-breeding farm, as stud farm in German is Stuttgart or Stuotgarten) on which the city was built.
This particular Ferrari is a beautiful example of what this iconic sports car epitomizes. Offered in the sale is the original briefcase tool kit and convertible top cover. We welcome trades and can arrange financing. Please contact Suzanne for more information at Bavarian Motorsport (610)444-2222