Bring a Trailer is offering a one-owner 2014 Ferrari 458 Spider at no reserve, and this Rosso Scuderia example is the kind of modern Ferrari that rarely changes hands without a story. With roughly 35,000 miles, a clean Carfax report and a clean Arizona title, the 2014 Ferrari 458 Spider is set to sell to the highest bidder when the auction closes on Thursday, November 5.
The car was ordered new with more than $51,000 in options, and the listing says it stayed with its original owner until the selling dealer, Cascio Motors of Scottsdale, Arizona, acquired it recently. A digital copy of the window sticker traces initial delivery to Algar Ferrari of Philadelphia and shows a total suggested retail price of $312,444.
Rosso Scuderia is the color that makes a 458 look like a 458, and here it is paired with Nero leather and gray Alcantara. According to the Bring a Trailer listing, the seller believes the paint is original, and the aged protective film that once covered the front end was removed to show what is underneath.
The cabin is where the options list pays off. Carbon-fiber racing seats, a $8,094 factory option, are trimmed in leather and Alcantara with red accents, and the ad also lists a back-up camera, cruise control and dual-zone climate control. The steering wheel carries the shift paddles, LED shift lights, the red start button and the manettino dial.
Power comes from the 4.5-liter F136F V8, rated at 562 horsepower and 398 lb-ft of torque and paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transaxle, as described in the listing details. Few engines of the era deliver the same mix of flat-plane-crank sound and a 9,000-rpm redline, and the Spider adds a power-retractable hardtop so it can be enjoyed with the roof up or down.
Practical upgrades make this one easier to live with. The Bring a Trailer ad notes a front-axle lift system, magnetorheological dampers, parking sensors, adaptive xenon headlights and carbon-ceramic brakes with yellow calipers, all riding on diamond-polished 20-inch forged wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires.
Recent maintenance is documented too. Work completed in September 2026 included an oil change and new coolant expansion tank and air filters, while the serpentine belt, engine lid struts and window and convertible-top switches were replaced ahead of the sale, per the auction listing. Service records come with the car, and the Carfax report shows no accidents or damage reported.
As of this writing, the auction stood at $225,000 with the clock still running, and the no-reserve format means the car will sell regardless of where bidding ends. For anyone who has been waiting for a low-mileage, well-optioned 458 Spider with a single-owner history, the 2014 Ferrari 458 Spider on Bring a Trailer deserves a close look before Thursday.
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