Introduced in 2010, the 458 Italia's then-new dry-sump 4.5L V8 developed 87 more horsepower than the outgoing F430. Carbon-ceramic brakes—standard on all 458s, —respond to minute changes in foot pressure, not a trait commonly associated with carbon brakes. The suspension utilizes magnetorheological shock absorbers to keep the body flat and calm, even over rough roads.

This super clean 458 Italia is finished in Giallo Modena w/black leather interior and contrasting yellow stitching.

The CARFAX is clean, showing only two previous owners and a most recent service in July of '19 which consisted of an oil/filter change and a AGM battery replacement. Paint meter readings are consistent across all panels with no evidence of any damage or paintwork..

The Bridgestone Potenzas have plenty of tread left and wear '09 and '10 dates codes.

A truly well cared for example of a modern-day supercar ready for its next caretaker.