Tony’s Take: 
This “Blu Mirabeau” over tan 575M Superamerica F1 is a serious babe. With Daytona-style seats, a complete service history and low production (599 worldwide), the 12-cylinder 575M drop top sings a siren song to serious collectors. ‘Nuff said?
Downside: The Revocromico roof – the world’s first rotating carbon fiber hardtop – is a nightmare. In this example, the glass-darkening function isn’t working. New glass runs $80k to $180k. A complete roof replacement costs around $125k (plus the glass) and that’s no guarantee of perfection. Meanwhile, the F1 gearbox suffers from constant electronic and electrical problems. (An EAG USA gated-six manual conversion will soon be available for $35k.)
| Make | Ferrari |
| Model | 575M Superamerica |
| Year | 2005 |
| Total Produced | 559 |
| Number of Owners | 2 |
| Mileage | 9k |
| Condition | ★ ★ ★ ★ |
| Price When New | $335,000 Inflation Calculator |
| Highest Previous Price | $361,722 (02/22/2022) |
| Auction House | Broadway Arrow Monetary |
| Auction Date | 08/18/2022 |
| My Prediction | $290k – $315k |
| Hammered At | $300k plus fees |
If it were one of 43 manuals 600K !?!
That transmission issue, sad, SMH.
Most beautiful clunker I’ve ever seen!
Still did more than expected. The manuals are $650k +
Only 17 gated 6-speed manuals in US. I was told by a Ferrari dealer that a 575 SuperAmerica with gated manual recently was sold for $1M+ in Miami. I am the original owner of S# 575, red/tan with manual transmission, recently Classiche Certificazione, so I’m particularly interested for insurance valuation purposes. Can you confirm that sale amount? Thanks.