The Ferrari 296 GTB reimagined Maranello's traditional mid-engined berlinetta template with a compact, graceful body wrapped around a radical new power unit: a 120-degree, twin-turbo V6 paired with an e-motor for a combined 819 horsepower. Situated low and central in the aluminum chassis, the 296 adopted Ferrari's latest dynamic controllers—6w-CDS body sensors and ABS evo—to make its immense performance approachable on both road and track. The 296's exterior shape, available in GTB or open GTS form, showcased Ferrari's mastery of proportion while an SF90-inspired active rear spoiler integrated seamlessly into the rear and provided stability at speed. Reviewers praised its immediacy and balance, noting how the hybrid assistance enhanced, rather than diluted, the car's character, pointing toward the broad potential of Ferrari's hybrid future.

Specified in Rosso Corsa paintwork with Nero leather, this stunning 2025 Ferrari 296 GTB wears a timeless color combination that perfectly suits its gorgeous berlinetta lines. The roof and front grille are finished in Nero adding a neat contrast, while the front spoiler, under-door trim, rear diffuser, and exterior sill plates are all trimmed in glossy carbon fiber. Forged 20-inch diamond-polished wheels are secured with titanium bolts, with vibrant Giallo Modena brake calipers set behind. “Scuderia Ferrari” shields and black tailpipe tips complete the car's purposeful exterior.

The cockpit combines luxurious Nero leather and Alcantara with yet more carbon fiber adorning all the primary touch points, including the dashboard accents, air vents, the upper section of the center tunnel, and the steering wheel with integrated shift LEDs. Subtle Rosso details are carried throughout, ranging from the leather inserts and Cavallino headrest embroidery on the Daytona-style Racing Seats, to the Rosso Corsa Dreamlines on the F1 shift paddles. Amenities and driver-assistance were specified for real-world use. Apple CarPlay and a High Power Hi-Fi system handled media, joined by a suspension lifter, AFS adaptive headlight system, Surround View, front and rear parking sensors, electrochromic exterior mirrors, and a forward camera to support everyday maneuverability. Altogether, this is a carefully judged configuration that is well suited for daily roads and long weekends alike.

Showing just 195 miles at cataloging, it presents in virtually as-new condition and would make an ideal acquisition for a collector seeking Ferrari's latest mid-engined hybrid berlinetta in a well-optioned example.