The V10 F1 Engine is signed by seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher himself, and it will go up for auction with no reserve on February 5th in Paris. This is the same engine that powered Schumacher’s Ferrari F300 Formula 1 race car during the 1998 season.

Schumacher was undoubtedly the star of the show under Todt's leadership, the former Ferrari boss insists he is still in touch with the German, more than a decade since the F1 legend suffered a long-term brain injury following a skiing accident.

Finished in blue over beige, the Ferrari roadster has under 30,000 miles, a gated six-speed stick, and a mysterious engine allegedly tuned specifically for seven-time F1 champ Michael Schumacher.

Will Sir Lewis Hamilton's first Ferrari since joining be just as tasteful? We hope so. Regardless, this one can be yours.

Ferrari F355 GTS is finished in Blu Le Mans over Pelle Crema leather, and features the legend’s autograph on the driver’s seat.