Ferrari 575 Superamerica – The V12 Convertible Ferrari for the True Enthusiast There are some cars that go beyond beauty or driving pleasure—they feel destined to be classics the moment they leave the factory. This is one of them. A Ferrari 575 Superamerica. Just 559 were ever built, and this particular example, a European-delivered car from 2006, is finished in the iconic Rosso Corsa. The Superamerica is based on the 575M Maranello, but it adds a one-of-a-kind twist: a unique electrochromic glass roof that, in just ten seconds, flips backward like something from a space shuttle, resting neatly over the trunk. And it’s not just any glass—you can adjust the opacity with the turn of a dial, from clear to nearly opaque. Whether you prefer bright sun or a dusky Italian evening, this roof adapts. Brilliant, isn’t it? Factory-Equipped with Daytona Seats This Superamerica comes with the highly desirable Daytona seats, beautifully trimmed in Cuoio leather—a perfect match to the vibrant red exterior. It’s a color combination that would have earned a nod of approval from Enzo himself. Only 16,000 Kilometers Its condition? As if it rolled out of Maranello yesterday. With just 16,000 kilometers, two previous owners, and a full service history from an official Ferrari dealer and a respected Dutch specialist, it’s no surprise this car is collector-grade. The full Cuoio leather owner’s wallet is present, complete with all original manuals and a thick stack of service records. This one checks all the boxes. Under the hood lies Ferrari’s renowned 5.7-liter V12, tuned for the Superamerica to deliver even more: 515 horsepower and a spine-tingling soundtrack at 7,250 rpm. The F1-style gearbox shifts with precision, and those rear wheels? They’ll have their work cut out when you floor it. 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds, and a top speed of 325 km/h—serious performance, by any standard. Exceptionally Rare and in Outstanding Condition Only 559 Superamericas were ever produced. Every one of them was spoken for before the first even left the production line. This Ferrari? Not only is it incredibly rare, but it’s in a condition that’s rarely seen. We at Gallery Aaldering are thrilled to have it in our collection—but something tells us it won’t be here for long. Contact Gallery Aaldering Today Ready for something truly special? This 575 Superamerica is waiting for you. Contact Gallery Aaldering today. Since 1975, we’ve been a family-run business with a passion for the world’s finest automobiles. We have extensive experience in global vehicle export—ask us about the possibilities.