The Ferrari 360 marked a departure from the pop-up headlights and angular designs, returning to fixed headlights and flowing curves for their mid-engined sports car. It introduced relatively sturdy drivetrains and reduced servicing costs, propelling Ferrari into the modern era of drivability and reliability. Consequently, it's quite common to encounter these cars with significant mileage. Gated manual versions are firmly established in the collector car market, while the F1 shift models present an outstanding opportunity for an authentic modern Ferrari experience at an attractive price.