This 2013 Ferrari 458 Spider is powered by a 4.5-liter mid-mounted
V-8 engine producing 560hp at 9,000 rpm, paired with a seven-speed
F1 dual-clutch automatic transmission that drives the rear wheels.
It features an aluminum body shell and chassis, SCM2 magnetic
suspension damping, double-wishbone front suspension, multi-link
rear suspension, E-Diff3 electronic rear differential, F1-Trac
traction control, CST stability and traction control, a
high-performance ABS system with brake pre-fill and carbon-ceramic
brakes with optional yellow calipers ($1,432). The exterior is
finished in white and features Scuderia Ferrari fender shields
($1,652), sport sill covers ($1,179) and painted 20-inch sport
wheels ($5,901) fitted with new Pirelli P Zero tires. The interior
features optional dual-color leather trim ($2,698), full electric
seats ($6,576), a carbon-fiber steering wheel with LED shift lights
($4,890) and a white rev counter ($927). Additional factory options
include a Ferrari iPod connection ($926), Radionavi navigation
system with Bluetooth ($3,474), front and rear parking sensors
($2,316), a high-power Hi-Fi system ($6,457) and an SDARS antenna
($746). The vehicle was serviced at Newport Ferrari in May 2026.
Its window sticker lists a base MSRP of $257,412, factory options
totaling $46,932, a delivery, process, preparation and handling fee
of $3,750, a gas guzzler tax of $6,000 and a total suggested retail
price of $310,334. 16,127 actual miles.
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