Are you looking to make an investment? This Ferrari SP30 could be a good option, since it is currently for sale.

If we think of exclusivity in the motoring world, we would quickly associate the term with true-blue supercars, but there is something that sits above them. Ferrari is known for offering the world some of the most exclusive vehicles on the planet, yet the Italian marque is able to take this categorisation even further. It does so with its one-off models, which use an existing model from the brand as a base but offer a completely different look. The Ferrari SP30 belongs to that select group of unique vehicles, yet its owner has decided to part ways with this gem of the automotive world.

The SP30 was born at the request of a customer who wanted to take the experience of owning a Ferrari to the next level and, without a doubt, creating a one-off is a good way to do it. This exclusive Cavallino Rampante is not only unique in the world, but was also the one responsible for setting some of the features we later saw on the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta.

It was in 2012 that this exclusive commission reached Ferrari Special Parts, the team tasked with bringing the SP30 to life. To do so, the engineers at the Italian firm turned to the 599 GTB, one of the most iconic V12 models of all time. Ferrari kept both its mechanicals and its chassis intact, but took the opportunity to incorporate certain traits from the more radical GTO-badged variant and from the racing version, the 599XX.

This means that under the skin of the Ferrari SP30 lies a naturally aspirated 6.0-litre V12 capable of producing 620 CV and 608 Nm of torque. This engine comes straight from the 599 GTB and delivers performance worth admiring, reaching 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.6 seconds and a top speed that surpasses the 300 km/h barrier.

However, what especially catches the eye about the Ferrari SP30 is its styling, which previewed some very interesting developments. The Cavallino Rampante brand used this one-off to show the world certain features that would make their way onto the successor to the 599 GTB, the F12 Berlinetta. Both the front headlights and the rear lights of the SP30 served as sources of inspiration for the next model and, although the cabin remained faithful to that of the 599, we are looking at a unique and very special vehicle.

Add to this exclusivity the fact that the Ferrari SP30 currently for sale has only 165 kilometres on the odometer, making it a practically brand-new vehicle despite being six years old. For now, Crave Luxury Auto has not made any statement about its price, but we can reasonably expect it to comfortably exceed one million euros.