The recently unveiled Ferrari SF90 XX Tailor Made demonstrates that more is possible

When someone buys a Ferrari, they already know they are buying an exceptional vehicle that stands out from the norm. If it is a Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale, everything is even more special and exclusive, as it is a special edition limited to 799 units. And when someone gets hold of one of these models, they want it to be something even more personal. That is when they turn to the Tailor Made department.

The Maranello brand does not usually use bodywork paints that are too extravagant and tends to opt for striking yet understated finishes. In this case, the Tailor Made designers followed the buyer’s instructions and opted for a colour that stands out, giving the car an intense and very eye-catching look.

The buyer’s identity is not known, but it is known that they are one of the brand’s most important customers, so there was no problem in bending some of the usual rules of discretion in the design of the model. The choice of Verde Volterra, a very visible colour created by the personalisation department itself.

This paint was developed in 2022 for the Cavalcade collection of cars. It draws inspiration from the tones found in Tuscany, the Italian region on which the shade of this paint is based. It shines differently depending on how the light falls on it, shifting between green and a certain golden hint, which give it a very attractive and luminous appearance.

Some parts of the bodywork are burnt orange. These are located on the bonnet’s ventilation grilles, the decorative stripes at the front, the sides, the rear, and the ends of the rear spoiler. Carbon fibre is also present on the bodywork, and there are areas where this material can be seen, such as the central part of the bonnet and the rear spoiler.

The interior, matching the bodywork

Obviously, the cabin interior also offers a luxurious, comfortable and exclusive image. The seats are upholstered in high-quality Alcantara leather with contrasting details in JX Ultrasuede Black. In addition, carbon fibre is very present in the cabin too. The door panels and the transmission tunnel are made from this material.

More spectacular, but with the same engine

Although the exterior looks different and is very striking, the interior is the same as in the rest of the units of this model. This means it features the 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine coupled to three electric motors, with a power output of up to 1016 CV. Ferrari has managed to reduce the weight of the car by 10 kg thanks to the carbon fibre wheels and the lightweight seats.

How much did this exclusive car cost the owner who bought it? We don’t know. What we do know is that the standard version of this model costs around 840,000 euros, so we can imagine the price comfortably exceeds one million euros.