2018 Ferrari 812 Superfast

Mansory Stallone Tempesta Nera Is A Rather Bold One-Off Ferrari 812 GTS

The crew from Mansory is back at it and although we have seen their take on the Ferrari 812 GTS before, this is even more exclusive as it is a one-off.

They have called it the Stallone Tempesta Nera and according to them is “the ultimate one-of-one edition” sporting a sophisticated red-to-black sanding paint and a matching red-coloured fully leather interior.

It sports a plethora of carbon fibre components to transform the look of the V12 supercar but the biggest head-turner will be the drastic rear wing.


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This one-off Ferrari 812 Competizione is a 9,500rpm V12 sketchbook on wheels

Ferrari has deliberately doodled all over this 819bhp 812 Comp

Ferrari has revealed its latest ‘Tailor Made’ one-off – a unique 812 Competizione resplendent in Giallo Tristrato and featuring a special livery.

That’s ‘yellow’, of course, to mirror the “now iconic yellow cards on which Maranello designers transfer their first ideas, insights and notes”, according to Ferrari. Which of course means this is an 819bhp two-door sketchpad. The very best kind of sketchpad, then.

We’re told this special livery mimic the lines originally sketched out by the 812 Comp’s designer, here traced over the car’s body in matte black. Lines like the carbon fibre blade that cuts across the bonnet, the side louvres and the rear vortex generators on the rear screen. You will quickly realise there is no rear screen for this 812, the rear view instead coming courtesy of a new camera.

It's a similar story inside, too, with new Alcantara layered over the cockpit and finished with embroidering that matches the design sketches.

 
Ferrari 812 Competizione Tailor Made

At an exclusive event held at Casa Ferrari during the 2023 Monterey Car Week, the Maranello-based company unveiled a one-of-a-kind Ferrari 812 Competizione. Without precedent, this Tailor Made car was inspired by the concept of a blank sheet, which is how the Ferrari Styling Centre starts its creative research for every new model.

The Tailor Made concept is applied to is one of just 999 Ferrari 812 Competiziones, a limited and extremely exclusive series intended for collectors and enthusiasts of the world's most exciting twelve-cylinder. It is distinguished by a commemorative plaque affixed to the interior as a testament to its original inspiration.

This Tailor Made 812 Competizione was commissioned by Ferrari North America and will be auctioned at the Ferrari Gala held in New York City on October 17, 2023 at the culmination of an exclusive event aimed at celebrating the Maranello-based company's unique community and passion for the brand. All proceeds will be donated to charity as part of the education support projects that have been the focal point of the Prancing Horse's charitable activities.

The process of developing the craftsmanship techniques used to create such original and creative patterns took over a year of close collaboration between the Styling Centre and the Tailor Made team, which handles the most innovative personalisation projects at Ferrari. The main challenge was to seek the perfect balance between flawless technical realization and maintaining the creative spark and artistic craftsmanship that flow from Ferrari Chief Design Officer, Flavio Manzoni's drawings, which provided the inspiration for this model with its unique details.


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Michael B. Jordan Tears Apart His Ferrari In Crash With Parked Kia

The actor slammed his 812 Superfast into a Kia Niro over the weekend.

Being mistaken for a celebrity is not unheard of in LA, especially when you and that celebrity both have exquisitely ripped bods. Case in point, I’ve been mistaken for Michael B. Jordan a number of times and, usually, I’d gladly trade places with the actor, but maybe no on Sunday when he crashed a nearly half a million dollar Ferrari into a parked car.

TMZ reports that Jordan was in Hollywood around 11:30 on December 3. He was driving his blue $429,000 Ferrari 812 Superfast until he slammed into a Kia Niro that was parked alongside the street. Luckily, according to TMZ, other than the Kia and Ferrari, there were no other injuries or damage.

The LAPD responded and found no signs of Michael being impaired by drugs or alcohol. Cops did not perform a field sobriety test.
There were no injuries or damage to property, other than the Kia and the Ferrari. LAPD told Michael to fill out a police report online.

 
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