A rare and exceptionally preserved 2005 Ferrari Superamerica, showing less than 3,800 miles, is now live for bidding on Shift Online: North America. Slated as Lot 140, the car is estimated to sell between $370,000 and $400,000 USD, and currently sits at a $225,000 bid with just over a day remaining before the auction closes.
Based on the 575M Maranello, the Superamerica combines the raw power of Ferrari’s front-mounted 5.7-liter V12 with an engineering innovation that stunned the automotive world: a Revocromico rotating hardtop. Constructed of carbon fiber and electrochromic glass, the roof adjusts its transparency via a dial and transforms into a convertible in just 10 seconds—an industry first at the time of production.
Only 559 Superamericas were built, making this example particularly desirable. Finished in Corsa Red over beige leather, it embodies Ferrari’s classic grand touring aesthetic. The factory window sticker confirms nearly $40,000 in options, headlined by the coveted $21,000 GTC Package. This performance-focused bundle includes carbon ceramic brakes, a faster steering rack, titanium racing exhaust, and 19-inch modular wheels with red brake calipers.
Inside, the cabin is fitted with Daytona-style seats, carbon fiber trim, a high-output audio system with CD changer, and Scuderia Ferrari shields on the fenders. The rear wall is finished in leather for added refinement.
Originally delivered to The Collection in Coral Gables, Florida, the car has a well-documented service history through 2023, and is now under Montana-based ownership. According to the seller, the rotating roof mechanism is fully operational, a critical factor for collectors and drivers alike.
With its combination of low mileage, limited production, and the performance-enhancing GTC Package, this Superamerica represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of Ferrari’s most innovative—and collectible—modern grand tourers.