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Ferrari 360 Coupe (1999-2004) boot space, practicality and safety

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Practicality rating: 2 out of 52.0

Written by David Ross Published: 6 June 2019

A driver and passenger airbag are fitted to all 360Ms, but side and curtain airbags were never an option. However, the 360M was the safest Ferrari ever at the time of its launch and performed well in crash tests, though it was not put through the Euro NCAP assessment. The ESP traction control wards off any nastiness for the unwary driver or can be switched off by the more competent.

The 360M has a cabin that’s reasonably easy to get in and out of plus there’s also a small, square luggage compartment in the nose and fitted luggage makes the most of this space. There’s some storage behind the seats, but other than the glovebox there’s nowhere to stow small items safely. The 360 is not as easy to park as a Porsche 911 due to limited rear visibility and the width of the Ferrari can make tight manoeuvres daunting.

Euro NCAP rating

Ratings for this model not available

Equipment and options

Each trim level will have different equipment offerings.
Basic equipment (1)
  • PAS
Standard Equipment
Optional Equipment
Modena Standard Equipment (2)
  • Leather seat trim
  • Metallic Paint
Modena Optional Equipment
  • n/a
Modena F1 Standard Equipment (2)
  • Leather seat trim
  • Metallic Paint
Modena F1 Optional Equipment
  • n/a
Stradale F1 Standard Equipment
  • n/a
Stradale F1 Optional Equipment
  • n/a

Dimensions

Length 4477mm
Width 1922mm
Height 1199mm - 1214mm
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