Mid-Engine Revolution · 1984–1991
Testarossa
Profile & significance
Type F110; 4.943-liter flat-12 ≈390 hp European specification, five-speed, rear- drive, side radiators and iconic Pininfarina strakes. Around 7,177 were produced. Its white Miami Vice role made it one of the defining 1980s cars. CLASSIC.COM’s current benchmark is about $172,250; broad market $150,000–$300,000, early “monospecchio/monodado” cars much higher . Engine-out belt services, cooling hoses, fuel lines, wheel/tire peculiarities and differential/transaxle health deserve specialist inspection. 3.2 Mondial — 1985–1989. 3.186-liter/270-hp V8, five-speed and updated body/interior; meaningfully faster and generally preferred to earlier Mondials. Market $60,000–$110,000. 3.2 Mondial Cabriolet — 1985–1989. Open version; same 270-hp engine. Market roughly $65,000– $120,000. Belt service, electrical systems and roof/seal condition are key.
Talking points
- Type F110; 4.943-liter flat-12 ≈390 hp European specification, five-speed, rear- drive, side radiators and iconic Pininfarina strakes.
- Its white Miami Vice role made it one of the defining 1980s cars.
- CLASSIC.COM’s current benchmark is about $172,250; broad market $150,000–$300,000, early “monospecchio/monodado” cars much higher .
- Engine-out belt services, cooling hoses, fuel lines, wheel/tire peculiarities and differential/transaxle health deserve specialist inspection. 3.2 Mondial — 1985–1989. 3.186-liter/270-hp V8, five-speed and updated body/interior; meaningfully faster and generally preferred to earlier Mondials.
- Market $60,000–$110,000. 3.2 Mondial Cabriolet — 1985–1989.
- Open version; same 270-hp engine.
- Market roughly $65,000– $120,000.
- Belt service, electrical systems and roof/seal condition are key.
Raw archive entry
Testarossa 4.943L