Whisper Car || Ferrari 328 GTS 1988

Ferrari

Ferrari 328 GTS

VEHICLE STORY

Following a comprehensive one-year restoration, this W124 E220 Coupe has been carefully returned to factory-correct condition — preserving the timeless Bruno Sacco design and engineering character that defined Mercedes-Benz in the 1990s.

DESCRIPTION

Power comes from Ferrari's legendary 3.2-litre Tipo F105CB naturally aspirated quad-cam V8, producing 270 horsepower and 304 Nm of torque, paired exclusively with the iconic 5-speed gated manual transmission driving the rear wheels. With its lightweight construction, unassisted steering and naturally aspirated power delivery, the 328 GTS delivers one of the purest analogue driving experiences ever created by Ferrari. Compared with its predecessor, the 328 introduced improved ergonomics, revised aerodynamics and increased engine capacity, while the late-production cars further benefited from suspension revisions and ABS, enhancing high-speed stability without compromising the direct, mechanical character that defines Ferrari's classic mid-engined V8 lineage.

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Ferrari 328 GTS

Introduced at the 1985 Frankfurt Motor Show, the Ferrari 328 GTB and GTS represented the final evolution of the transverse mid-engined V8 family that began with the iconic 308. Rather than replacing its predecessor entirely, Ferrari refined nearly every aspect of the platform, enlarging the V8 to 3.2 litres, improving cabin ergonomics, modernising the bodywork and creating what many enthusiasts regard as the most thoroughly developed version of Ferrari's classic analogue V8 formula. The 328 also holds special historical significance as the final naturally aspirated V8 Ferrari developed during Enzo Ferrari's lifetime, before the introduction of the radically different 348 in 1989. Today, its timeless Pininfarina design, legendary gated manual gearbox and exceptional mechanical reliability have established the 328 GTS as one of Ferrari's most collectible analogue road cars, with late-production European examples particularly sought after by collectors worldwide.