Ferrari F355 Berlinetta, White

The F355 is where Ferrari's mid-engined V8 grew up. Arriving in 1994 to replace the angular 348, it traded that car's awkward demeanour for a fluid, Pininfarina-drawn shape and the first flat-underbody aerodynamics on a road-going Ferrari. Under the rear glass sat a 3.5-litre V8 with five valves per cylinder (the source of the "355" name), spinning to 8,500rpm and singing a note that still defines the era. It is one of the last analogue small Ferraris, light on its feet and demanding of its driver, and the white paint here keeps attention on the surfaces: the long bonnet, the deep side scoops feeding the engine, the fixed roof of the Berlinetta, and the twin round lamps set into a black tail panel.

This rendering captures the things that matter (the delicate five-spoke wheels, the F355 berlinetta script on the rear, the quad exhaust exits) in a clean white that flatters the proportions without distraction. It is built at 1:18 on a leather-topped presentation base.