4.5 V8 419 kW Dual-Clutch Transmission / Adaptive Suspension / Navigation System / Sport Exhaust

Ferrari 458 Italia – 2010 is a masterpiece of modern supercar design and engineering—pure, uncompromising, and full of soul. It represents Ferrari’s leap into a new era: new technology, a new design language, yet staying completely true to the core of Italian performance. Beneath the sculpted hood lives a high-revving 4.5-liter naturally aspirated V8 producing 570 horsepower—no turbochargers, no compromises. Paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission (shared with the Ferrari California), it launches the car from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.4 seconds—with a soundtrack that sings, screams, and breathes with sensitivity and passion. Visually, the 458 Italia is nothing short of breathtaking—designed in collaboration with the legendary Pininfarina. Every line and curve serves both beauty and aerodynamics, creating a shape that is as functional as it is timeless. It’s not just a car; it’s rolling sculpture, born from Italian design heritage and racing purpose. This particular example is finished in iconic Rosso Corsa—a color that’s not just a shade, but a piece of Ferrari’s DNA. On the fenders, Scuderia shields proudly celebrate the brand’s motorsport heritage, while the interior is wrapped in leather upholstery with power-adjustable seats that blend comfort, luxury, and driver-focused ergonomics into one seamless experience. What makes the 458 Italia even more significant is that Michael Schumacher—the man who secured five consecutive Formula 1 World Championships with Ferrari between 2000 and 2004—was directly involved in its development. His experience, vision, and demand for perfection helped shape the car’s dynamics, responsiveness, and driver connection. This is no coincidence—it’s the mark of a legend. The 458 Italia is not just fast—it’s deeply emotional. Its precise steering, balanced chassis, and instant throttle response make every drive an intense, pulse-raising experience. It doesn’t simply move—it reacts, breathes, and lives with the driver. The 2010 Ferrari 458 Italia is more than a supercar—it’s a fusion of passion, design, and mechanical artistry. It carries with it not only Ferrari’s engineering excellence and Pininfarina’s design brilliance, but also the racing spirit of Schumacher himself—a true celebration of driving, meant to be experienced one corner, one gear, one moment at a time.