For Sale at Auction: 2001 Ferrari 360 Spider in Carmel, California

Chassis No. ZFFYT53A110126687

Determined to redefine its lineup for a new era, Ferrari approached the development of the 360 with a clean slate, reimagining both design and engineering at the turn of the millennium. Gone were the pop-up headlights and signature side strakes of earlier models, replaced by a sleek, aerodynamic form that generated up to four times more downforce than the outgoing F355. Built entirely from aluminum-a first for a Ferrari production road car-the 360 benefited from a 28-percent reduction in weight and an impressive 40-percent increase in chassis rigidity.

Unveiled a year after the 360 Modena in 2000, the 360 Spider was immediately praised by the automotive press for its remarkably minimal compromises compared to its Modena berlinetta counterpart. Weighing just 120 pounds more and sacrificing a mere three mph of top speed, the Spider retained the full 400-horsepower output of its 3.6-liter V8, with the added pleasure of experiencing its shrieking exhaust note from the open cockpit.

While Ferrari's F1 automatic transmissions were in vogue at the time, this example was delivered new with the rare and highly desirable gated six-speed manual transmission, by Ferrari of New England, Massachusetts, in January 2002. First registered in New Hampshire, this Nero Black 360 Spider with electrically operated Beige leather Daytona-style seats benefits from a thoroughly documented maintenance history, supported by the accompanying clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report and its stamped service book. Regularly maintained in Florida, first by The Collection in Coral Gables and later by Prestige Imports Miami, it has in recent years been serviced by The Wyler Collection in Dublin, Ohio, including a major service with timing belts replacement at 18,205 miles, with a subsequent service completed at 18,334 miles.

With just 18,404 miles on the odometer at cataloging, this Ferrari 360 Spider benefits from a recent service performed in April 2026 by Ferrari Philadelphia at a cost of nearly $23,000, including annual maintenance with complete fluid replacement, headlights replacement, and replacement of the fuel pump and rollover valves. It is accompanied by its tool kit and factory manuals in Schedoni leather, tire inflator, and fitted car cover.