The Story Behind the Only Ferrari Testarossa Convertible Ever The Story Behind the Only Ferrari Testarossa Convertible Ever. By David Traver Adolphus. Posted on Nov 11, 2015. SEE MORE.

Replacing the Ferrari 512 BBi, also known as the Berlinetta Boxer, the Testarossa began production in 1984. It was longer, wider, taller, and improved over the predecessor, but kept the boxer engine.

When I envision a Ferrari Testarossa, I envision a convertible. I blame Yu Suzuki’s 1986 driving game Out Run for this. See, Ferrari never officially built roof-less Testarossas, though a lone ...

Ferrari might have made 7,177 Testarossas over the model’s lifespan but one thing they never did was built a production version with a convertible top. That makes this Pininfarina Spider ...

This Ultra-Rare Ferrari Testarossa Pininfarina Spider Was Built for Royalty. Now It Could Fetch up to $2 Million. The ultra-rare convertible will hit the block as part of RM Sotheby's annual ...

Ferrari made 7,177 models in this period but never manufactured a production version with a convertible top. That's why this 1990 Testarossa Pininfarina Spider "Special Production" is truly special.

It isn't clear whether any upgrades are planned for the Testarossa's 4.9-liter V-12. The donor car in this build is a 1987 example originally delivered in Europe, meaning it likely has around 380 hp.

Another one-off provided a large dose of inspiration: the 1986 Ferrari Testarossa Spider, which was built to celebrate Gianni Agnelli’s 20th year as chairman of Fiat.