Ferrari 348 TS
A Bold Evolution in Ferrari’s Legacy
Ferrari 348 (1991): A Bold Step Forward in HAOG’s Collection

The Ferrari 348 is a sporty vehicle that was produced from 1989 to 1995 and was considered the successor to the Ferrari 328. It was the entry into the Ferrari sports car series of the 1990s. The vehicle was also designed by Pininfarina and features distinctive, sharp lines and an aerodynamic design that reflects the typical Ferrari aesthetic. The car was available in several variants, including a coupe (348 tb) and a targa (348 ts). A Spider version (convertible) was also introduced later. The engine, a 3.4-liter V8 with around 280 hp (206 kW), is positioned centrally, offering balanced handling and excellent driving dynamics. The top speed of the Ferrari 348 is around 270 km/h and the car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in around 5.6 seconds. Compared to the more expensive models such as the Ferrari 512 TR or the Ferrari F40, it was cheaper, making it an attractive entry-level model for Ferrari enthusiasts.
It was the last V8 Ferrari with a gated gearshift and an important milestone in the brand's transition to more powerful and technologically advanced sports cars. The 348 has an established place in Ferrari history and remains a sought-after model among collectors and enthusiasts. This Ferrari 348 with full history is first hand and in classic rosso corsa, the interior is well maintained and almost as good as new. The vehicle was serviced annually and the condition can be described as remarkable.
The Ferrari 348 (1991) marks a pivotal chapter in Ferrari’s history, serving as a transition into modern supercars while retaining the brand’s signature style and performance. Known for its striking design and innovative engineering, the 348 stands out as a key model in HAOG’s collection, showcasing the evolution of Ferrari during the early 1990s.
Production Years
1989–1995
Units Produced
Approx. 8,000
Rarity
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Original Price
$140,000 (1991)
Auction Record
$150,000
Notable Owners
Nigel Mansell, Jean Alesi, Gerhard Berger
The Ferrari 348 represents a bold step forward for the brand, introducing a new design language with sharp lines and distinctive side strakes reminiscent of the Testarossa. Pininfarina’s styling gave the car a futuristic yet aerodynamic profile, reflecting Ferrari’s commitment to innovation and performance. The 348 featured a rear-mid-engine layout and a transversely mounted gearbox, inspired by Ferrari’s Formula 1 technology, ensuring exceptional handling and balance on the road.
Engine
3.4-liter V8
Horsepower
300 HP
Top Speed
171 mph (275 km/h)
Powered by a 3.4-liter V8 engine producing 300 horsepower, the 348 delivered an engaging driving experience with precise steering and agile cornering. Its advanced suspension system and five-speed manual transmission offered both comfort and performance, making it a versatile supercar for enthusiasts. The 348 also introduced driver-focused technology, including adjustable dampers and improved aerodynamics.
Inside, the cabin emphasized a minimalist, driver-centric design, featuring high-quality materials and ergonomic controls. The combination of luxury and functionality made the 348 a desirable choice for drivers seeking the thrill of a Ferrari without sacrificing comfort.
As part of HAOG’s collection, the Ferrari 348 (1991) represents a model that bridged the gap between Ferrari’s heritage and its modern supercar era. Its combination of bold design, innovative engineering, and historical significance ensures its place as a valuable asset for both collectors and investors. Tokenizing this remarkable car allows enthusiasts to own a share in one of Ferrari’s most transitional and iconic models.
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