The 308 meant a great deal to Ferrari. With this model, the brand made the definitive transition to a new generation of V8 sports cars. After the Bertone-designed 308 GT4, Ferrari returned to Pininfarina, and the result is impressive. The proportions are spot-on, the lines are sleek, and more than fifty years later, the design still looks surprisingly fresh. And of course, many people recognize this model from the famous TV series *Magnum P.I.*, which brought the 308 even greater fame.Starting in the late 1970s, the GTSi also made its debut. Thanks to Bosch fuel injection, the technology under the hood was revamped, while the removable roof ensured that every drive became just that little bit more special. Roof off, V8 behind you, and the sun overhead. Really, a Ferrari doesn’t need to be much more than that.Finished in Rosso Corsa with a black leather interior, this Ferrari is exactly how many enthusiasts prefer to see it. It’s a color combination that has been synonymous with the brand for decades. In recent years, a great deal of attention has been devoted to this particular car. The Ferrari was overhauled both mechanically and cosmetically. About three years ago, the engine and transmission were overhauled, bringing the mechanical systems back up to standard. The documentation is also complete, including the service manuals and invoices that provide a clear picture of the work performed. Its condition can best be described as very well-maintained. The paint looks beautiful with a deep gloss, the wheels are stunning, and the interior features elegant upholstery with lovely carpets. Once on the road, it feels as if time has stood still and we’re transported back to the 1980s. The Blaupunkt radio with cassette player also adds to this feeling. The transmission shifts smoothly, and the steering feel is fantastic. Driving a 308 is always a pleasure for us, and this example is a prime illustration of that.Are you interested? Contact Gallery Aaldering today. We export our vehicles worldwide—ask about the possibilities.