Following in the footsteps of the legendary 328, the Ferrari 348 marked a distinct evolution for Maranello in the early '90s. Designed by Pininfarina with unmistakable strakes and a wider, more assertive stance, the 348 introduced a new edge to Ferrari’s mid-engine lineage—bridging the raw analogue feel of the '80s with the sophistication of a new era.

This particular example is a 1991 Ferrari 348 TS, presented in the quintessential shade of Rosso Corsa. Complemented by striking black 5-spoke wheels, the exterior strikes a bold contrast that accentuates the wedge-like profile and sculpted side intakes—timeless signatures of Pininfarina’s design language.

Inside, the cabin is finished in a purposeful black and red combination, underscoring the 348’s sporty intent. The signature open-gated 5-speed manual shifter sits proudly at the centre—a mechanical work of art that defines the driving experience of this era.

At its heart lies a 3.4-litre naturally aspirated V8, delivering its power with visceral charm and classic Ferrari tone. The TS variant features a removable targa roof, offering an immersive driving experience under open skies.

Today, the 348 stands as one of the last truly analogue Ferraris—built before the digital age took hold. For collectors and purists alike, this example offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully balanced, driver-focused Ferrari that captures the essence of 1990s performance.

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