Specifications
- Year
- 1994
- Mileage
- 74,000 km
- Transmission
- Manual
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Drivetrain
- RWD
- Steering
- LHD
- Body type
- Convertible
- Engine
- 3400 cc
- Exterior
- White
- Interior
- Black
About this Ferrari 348
The 348 Spider took the 3.4 litre V8 berlinetta and removed the roof entirely, turning it into a proper open two seater rather than a targa. Introduced in 1993, it is the final flowering of the 348 line and it is the version that best suits touring, with the flat twelve style soundtrack arriving directly into the cabin. The five speed manual gate is retained, the side strakes and the wide tail are unchanged, and the car keeps the compact dimensions that make the 348 feel nimble on a narrow road. Open mid engined Ferraris of this period are rare relative to their coupe equivalents, and the Spider is correspondingly harder to find.
This example is a 1994 car finished in White, with 74,000 km showing and the 3,400 cc engine paired to a Five speed manual. It is left hand drive, as all Ferrari road cars of this period were, and it is offered from Japan with the Japanese market documentation that comes with it.
Specification
- Make: Ferrari
- Model: 348
- Variant: Spider
- First registration year: 1994
- Mileage: 74,000 km
- Engine displacement: 3,400 cc
- Transmission: Five speed manual
- Drivetrain: Rear wheel drive
- Steering: Left hand drive
- Body style: Convertible
- Exterior colour: White
- Seating: 2 seats
- Fuel: Petrol
Equipment
- Anti lock brakes
- Air conditioning
- Power windows
- Leather seats
- Mid mounted 3.4 litre V8
- Five speed gated manual
- Open two seat body
- No recorded repair history
- Left hand drive
- Japanese market car with documentation
Condition and provenance
The car presents with the equipment listed above and the recorded history notes shown here. There is no repair history.
Why this car is worth considering
The appeal here is the specification rather than a sales pitch. 348 values have moved structurally because the model sits at a genuinely significant point in Ferrari's history, and cars that keep their original engine, gearbox and body configuration are the ones that hold up. This car offers five speed manual transmission, white paint, a documented 74000 km, and the factory equipment set out above. Buyers comparing it against others on the market should weigh the specification, the documentation and the honesty of the history file, all of which are available to inspect before commitment.
