New and Pre-owned Ferrari F355 Spider for Sale

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1998 Ferrari F355 Spider

$119,988

49,566 miles

Sterling, VA

Ferrari of Washington

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Used Ferrari F355 Spider For Sale

Unveiled in 1994, the Ferrari F355 Spider for sale is the bridge between the old and new Ferrari models. While it's the last hand-built Ferrari model, the F355 has done a good job of embracing modern technology.

Additionally, the value of this classic car has risen tremendously over the past years and will doubtlessly increase in the years to come.

If you’re looking to buy a Ferrari F355 Spider or Ferrari F355 Convertible, consider the following factors to get value for money.

The F355 came with a 380hp 3.5-liter V8 engine and was the first regular Ferrari production to utilize the F1 technology. It adopted a 5-valve-per-cylinder head that raised the rev limit to 8500rpm, giving the F355 Spider the highest horsepower per liter of any naturally aspirated engine in the market (at 375bhp).

Keep in mind that when the car was launched, it came with a more basic Bosch 2.7 Motronic system with two fuel pumps, two lambda sensors, two air moss flow sensors, among other differences.

The F355 has a cab-forward profile with a long, flat snout hiding its sleek pop-up lights. This model is also the last V8 Ferrari with crisp flying buttresses. The most eye-catching part of this model is probably its bum, especially the curvature of the rear wheel arches and sleek bone-line that runs through them.

Inside, the F355 comes with classic leather seats. The cabin has a simple, subtle architecture with no over-the-top features. All in all, it offers comfortable and spacious travels.

With a steel monocoque body, unequal-length wishbones, and a tubular steel rear subframe, the F355 borrowed a lot from the traditional Italian supercar design. It also incorporates two-stage electronic dampers, bigger alloy wheels, and power steering. The gearbox is rod-operated, while giving more emphasis on the aerodynamics of the body.

While it's not the last Ferrari to have a manual gearbox, the F355 is the last model to use its old construction. This makes it a relatively heavy car, meaning that acceleration is quite brisk. The clutch is agreeably light to handle additional power without slipping effectively.

The F355 also has an old-school Italian seating position, meaning your legs will be slightly angled away from the rest of the body. Compared to modern supercars, the F355 has a spacious cockpit, improving your driver interaction.

Where to Find a Ferrari F355 Spider for Sale

The F355 combines modern technology with the elegance of classic cars. When looking for a Ferrari F355 F1 Spider for sale, it’s important to consider the factors above.

At duPont Registry, we have a range of Ferrari F355 models sold by different car dealers around the country. With just a few minutes of browsing, you can land yourself an affordable, sleek car to add to your collection.