Ferrari Sergio, only 6 units

Ferrari has announced the launch of a new model in an extremely limited edition of just 6 units, all of which have already been sold. We are talking about the Ferrari Sergio.

It is a roadster based on the 458 Italia, which in turn can be considered the production version of the Pininfarina Sergio concept.

Its construction is a tribute from the brand to the fantastic Italian designer Sergio Pininfarina, who passed away in 2012. The design of the Ferrari Sergio shows notable differences from the Ferrari 458 Spider, which further accentuates its character as an exclusive piece.

The front features a sharper look than that of the current Ferrari, thanks to light clusters that adopt a horizontal rather than vertical position. A small horizontal band in a dark tone gives it a very distinctive personality that catches the eye.

The side lines of the 458 Spider are camouflaged on this Ferrari thanks to the addition of new aesthetic and aerodynamic add-ons, among which stands out a kind of “dome” that partially hides the rear window and adds an aggressive touch to the whole.

The rear is perhaps the area that has undergone the fewest modifications. The master lines of the 458 remain present, with the rear lights standing out, identical to those of the Ferrari Spider. The exhaust system has had its outlets relocated, while still keeping a large diffuser.

The interior has no modifications, as the cabin has been directly transplanted from a 458. The engine has undergone something similar, as we find the same 4.5 V8 that powers the 458 series. Thanks to a series of tweaks, the final output rises to 605 CV, which allows it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3 seconds.

As we have already mentioned, the six units to be built are already sold out, something that is no longer news for the Cavallino brand after other models such as the Enzo or the LaFerrari went through the same thing.

Source | Ferrari