SBX Cars is proud to offer for sale this 1994 Ferrari 348 Spider showing 43,643 miles on the odometer at the time of this cataloging. Finished in Rosso Corsa over a tan Connolly leather interior, this Type F119 is now offered by Black Horse Garage in Connecticut with service records, a clean CARFAX report, a window sticker, and a clear title.
The 348 upheld a special place in Ferrari history, and across the broader supercar spectrum, as one of the last supercars developed under the direction of Enzo Ferrari. It offered an analog, pure driving experience along with Pininfarina styling that defined the era. Later versions, like this 1994 model, had improvements over earlier cars like a more refined engine and revised suspension geometry. Best of all, a newly available Spider convertible variant added open-air motoring to the equation.
This stunning Rosso Corsa Spider was first delivered to Steve Harris Imports in Salt Lake City, Utah with a retail price of $121,900. Deep pride of ownership is evidenced in the many pages of service records on the car dating back as far as 30 years ago. Early in life, it received fastidious maintenance at Ferrari Maserati of Silicon Valley in California.
In more recent months, an engine-out service totaling over $18,000 brought every nut and bolt into optimal condition for continued roadworthiness. The scope of work included replacement of the timing belt, cam seals, tensioner bearings, valve cover gaskets, spark plugs, fuel filters, oil filter, air filter, alternator belt, upper coolant hoses, oil sump and breather lines, fluids, and more. This 348 Spider is a turn-key supercar ready for its next owner.
For a truly visceral, classic Ferrari driving experience, it’s a dream supercar that’s now within reach.
An engine-out service was performed by Black Horse Garage in December 2025. Following were some of the key areas addressed at the time.
A California emissions inspection was performed in 2023.
The CARFAX report classifies this 348 as an accident-free, damage-free vehicle. The car spent the majority of its life in California aside from select records in Florida and the current listing in Connecticut.
The selling dealer has provided a photo gallery and a series of videos with a walk-around, an interior look, a start-up, and a look inside the engine compartment.
The 348 is a timeless classic, with styling reminiscent of the Testarossa and a well-designed cockpit appointed with Connolly leather. For driving enthusiasts, its naturally-aspirated V8, manual steering, and gated shifter made it feel analog and unfiltered. This recently-serviced, well-cared-for Spider is sorted and ready to prance.
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