The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano offers a combination of long-distance touring ability and all-out supercar performance that few cars can match. The 599 uses a front-mounted 6.0-litre V12 that debuted in the limited-run Enzo supercar and produces an impressive 620bhp and 608Nm of torque. On the inside, the typically well appointed Ferrari interior oozes flair, using top-quality leather, aluminium and carbon fibre. The 599 came as standard with a six-speed manual, but most owners in period opted for Ferrari's brilliant six-speed sequential manual “F1” gearbox, with steering wheel-mounted paddles as is the case for this example. Put simply, the 599 GTB offers ballistic performance. The 0-62mph sprint takes just 3.5 seconds while top speed is a heady 205mph. Grip levels are equally impressive, and with the help of the clever F1 Trac traction control system, the 599 remains stable and confidence inspiring even when pushing on. Despite the performance on offer, don't be fooled into thinking the 599 is a stripped-out race car for the road. The two-seater cabin is very spacious and even features a handy luggage shelf under the curved rear window. Decent sized door bins, a useful glovebox plus the 320-litre boot mean the 599 can easily be used as daily transport should you wish.