Ferrari SF90 Spider arrives at Car&Car with minimal mileage
A pristine example of Ferrari's hybrid supercar, finished in Rosso Corsa, has entered the showroom in Italy with just 100 kilometres on the odometer.
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The Ferrari SF90 Spider has arrived at the Car&Car showroom in its definitive form: virtually untouched, finished in the legendary Rosso Corsa that has long defined the marque’s identity, and sitting with merely 100 kilometres on the odometer. The convertible expression of Ferrari’s plug in hybrid supercar presents the machine in that singular moment between manufacture and first ownership, when every surface remains pristine.
What makes the SF90 Spider particularly compelling is the engineering beneath its sculpted bodywork. The hybrid system pairs a twin turbocharged V12 engine with three electric motors, a configuration that channels power through the rear wheels whilst the front axle benefits from independent electric drive. The result is a car engineered for both visceral performance and the kind of technological sophistication that defines the contemporary supercar.
The example on display reveals Ferrari’s attention to material expression: carbon fibre detailing across the nose and rear fascia, yellow Pintura brake calipers that catch light against the red finish, and those characteristic prancing horse badges positioned with understated precision. The open roof, retracted in the showroom photographs, signals the Spider’s readiness for the kind of driving that Ferrari customers pursue when the weather and road align.
At merely 100 kilometres, this SF90 Spider remains in that suspended state where potential outweighs experience. The car awaits its first proper journey. Those interested may contact Car&Car to arrange a viewing or book an appointment with the showroom team.
Imagery courtesy of Ferrari (@carecar.it).
