GAA Classic Cars is bringing a nearly new Ferrari flagship to its November sale in Greensboro, North Carolina, and this 2021 Ferrari 812 GTS shows why the open-top V12 remains one of the most desirable Ferraris of the modern era. Finished in white over a white interior with red stitching, the car shows just 5,000 actual miles and crosses the block Saturday as Lot ST0079.1.

The reason to pay attention is under the long hood. The 812 GTS carries a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 paired with a seven-speed F1 dual-clutch transmission, a combination Ferrari rates at 789 horsepower in standard form. In an era of turbochargers and electrification, a high-revving, naturally aspirated twelve in a convertible is the kind of car collectors are already beginning to treat as a last of its kind.

Outside, the listing points to a deliberate, tasteful specification rather than a stock car. Red carbon fiber appears on the front lip, side skirts, rear diffuser and engine cover, a bold contrast against the white bodywork that still reads as factory-correct. The car was also optioned without Scuderia Ferrari emblems for a cleaner look, and it comes with a suspension lifter and adaptive front lights, practical touches for a low, wide car.

Inside, the theme continues. The cabin is trimmed in white with red stitching and red carpet, and the carbon fiber echoes through the center console, door panels and air vents. Even the red gauge cluster fits the scheme, giving the interior a cohesive look that photographs as well as it should feel from behind the wheel.

The driver touchpoints get the same attention. According to the ad, the steering wheel and paddle shifters are red carbon fiber, which keeps the most-used parts of the car consistent with the rest of the build. A built-in radar detector rounds out the equipment list for owners who plan to use the V12 the way Ferrari intended.

Paperwork supports the low mileage. The listing notes a window sticker on file and a clean Carfax, and it lists a total MSRP of $583,375 when new. For buyers who want a late-production, naturally aspirated Ferrari V12 convertible with 5,000 actual miles, those documents matter as much as the specification.

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