Finding a low-mileage classic is rare, but discovering one that has been maintained with extraordinary dedication is even rarer. This 1990 Ferrari Testarossa, now listed on Bring a Trailer, has covered only 3,700 miles and has remained within the same family since it was new. More importantly, its history reflects decades of meticulous care rather than simple preservation.

For many years, the car was driven only occasionally, yet it was never neglected. According to the seller, it was started every month and allowed to warm up for around 45 minutes to keep fluids circulating and mechanical components properly lubricated. Could there be a better example of long-term automotive care?

Ownership changed from father to son in 2004, when the Ferrari began seeing limited road use. After experiencing poor dealership service that caused catalytic converter overheating, the owner decided to take maintenance into his own hands. With guidance from a professional Ferrari technician, he learned how to perform complete engine-out servicing himself—eventually completing three such services over two decades. How many owners would go that far to protect their dream car?

The attention to detail extends beyond the engine. The original tires have been carefully preserved for display, while the currently fitted Dunlop tires have covered only about 200 miles. However, the seller openly notes that they are around 20 years old and should be replaced before enthusiastic driving.

Powered by a 4.9-liter flat-12 producing 380 horsepower and 354 lb-ft of torque, the Testarossa remains both an iconic supercar and a comfortable grand tourer. A timing belt service was completed this year, leaving little for the next owner to do besides fitting fresh tires and enjoying the drive. Will the next caretaker preserve its remarkable history—or finally add more miles to its odometer? The auction concludes on July 29.