Following the success of the F355, Ferrari entered the Y2K era with a bold statement—the debut of the 360 Modena at the Geneva Motor Show marked a complete reinvention. Featuring Ferrari’s first all-aluminium construction, fluid Pininfarina lines, and forward-thinking engineering, the 360 ushered in the modern age of the prancing horse.

This particular example is a 2001 Ferrari 360 Modena, presented in the striking and seldom-seen shade of Giallo Modena—especially rare within the Malaysian market. The vibrant yellow beautifully complements the sculpted curves and iconic 5-spoke wheels, echoing the design language of the early 2000s.

Inside, the cabin is finished in full black leather, diverging from the more typical crema interior. Electrically adjustable sports seats, detailed with yellow contrast stitching and silver accents, enhance its dynamic character.

Beneath its lightweight aluminium bodywork lies a 3.6-litre naturally aspirated V8 paired with a 6-speed F1-style automated manual transmission—delivering 400bhp to the rear wheels and an unmistakable soundtrack.

Now recognised as a modern classic, the 360 Modena represents a pivotal chapter in Ferrari’s legacy. With values stabilising and growing appreciation among collectors, this is a rare opportunity to own a timeless piece of Maranello’s evolution.

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