The Ferrari 456, introduced in 1992, marked a departure for Ferrari, being one of the first front-engine grand tourers in decades. Its design by Pininfarina exuded elegance and sportiness, housing a 5.5L V12 engine with 442 horsepower. The 456 aimed to provide a more luxurious driving experience without compromising Ferrari's renowned performance. Over its production run, the 456 received various updates, including the 456M (Modificata) in 1998, featuring minor aesthetic changes and improvements to its handling and performance, solidifying its status as a refined grand tourer.

　　In its final years, the 456M GT stood as the ultimate iteration of this model. Equipped with a 6-speed manual gearbox, it offered a more engaging driving experience, appealing to enthusiasts who cherished the tactile connection between driver and machine. Its sleek design remained timeless, while the enhancements in performance and handling made it a sought-after model among Ferrari aficionados.

　　This 2003 Ferrari 456M GT embodies the essence of a classic grand tourer. With only 14,723 miles on the odometer and a single owner since its new, this final year, blue-chip Pininfarina shape stands as a testament to it’s timeless design and unique placement within the marque’s line-up. Finished in its original, and rare, specification of Tour de France Blu over a Beige leather interior, this iconic 2+2 has recently benefitted from a full major service and is accompanied by its original books and tools. 

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