1989 Ferrari 328 GTS

The 328 GTS is important because it stands as one of Ferrari’s most admired road cars from the analog era: compact, beautifully resolved, and mechanically honest. Ferrari’s own history page lists the 3.2-liter transverse V8 at 199 kW, or 270 hp, with a top speed of 263 km/h. It is widely appreciated not just for performance, but for the balance it strikes between usability, design purity, and the unmistakable feel of a naturally aspirated V8 Ferrari before the modern era changed the formula

Years: 1989

Horsepower: 270 HP

Top Speed: 250 km/h

Our 1989 Ferrari 328 GTS is the kind of car that needs no exaggeration. Its importance comes from its clarity: the proportions, the Pininfarina lines, the open-top experience, and the sense that every detail belongs. It represents Ferrari at a point where beauty, simplicity, and driver connection came together in a way that still feels special today.

Related Projects

2006 Range Rover L322

To restore the Range Rover into a dependable and presentable luxury SUV that reflects our garage’s standard of care, attention to detail, and ability to work on premium vehicles.

Years: 1989

Horsepower: 200

Top Speed: 200

1989 Maserati Biturbo Spyder Convertible

Our 1989 Maserati Biturbo Spyder Convertible is a project with real personality. It is rare, visually distinctive, and tied to a period of Italian car design that was bold, confident, and full of character. More than anything, it is a car that rewards careful work because of how uncommon and individual it feels

Years: 1970-1973

Horsepower: 180

Top Speed: 240 km/h

1973 Datsun 240Z

An icon of lightweight sports-car design, the 240Z blends long-hood proportions, balanced performance, and timeless character.

Years: 1989

Horsepower: 125

Top Speed: ~196 km/h

1989 BMW 320 Convertible

A refined open-top E30 that combines classic BMW proportions, smooth six-cylinder character, and understated European elegance.

Years: 1974

Horsepower: 300 HP

Top Speed: ~255 km/h

1974 Corvette

A C3-era American icon with unmistakable presence, V8 character, and the dramatic styling that defines 1970s Corvette design