Anderson Germany Creates Ferrari Scuderia Spider 16M Conversion Edition

Every once in a while, the tuning specialists at the Dusseldorf-based company Anderson Germany manage to enter our attention with some project that is worth presenting. So is the case with their latest creation, which is based on the Ferrari 430 Spider, a model introduced by the Italian manufacturer starting in 2004 and replaced by the 458 Italia in mid-2009.

Dubbed Scuderia Spider 16M Conversion Edition, the car you can see in the adjacent images went through an extensive aftermarket program, which included significant changes, both in terms of styling, as well as in performance.

Taken separately, we’ll start with the visual enhancements. First, the car is finished in a Hyper Black paint, while the Scuderia Stripes are now made from carbon and feature a yellow border. It also comes with a front air dam, new side extensions, a redesigned rear apron and a custom exhaust system.

The tuners have also fitted tinted headlights and taillights, as well as a set of 20 inch glossy black wheels, with a yellow border, and various carbon fiber components like an engine grille, a rear diffuser and exterior mirrors.

Inside the car, we find carbon black leather and Alcantara and a carbon package which enhances the steering wheel, door sill plates and handles, paddle shifters and handbrake. In addition, a new DVD player with a subwoofer and amplifier have also been fitted.

Performance wise, this Ferrari Scuderia Spider 16M received a revised ECU, modified headers and Renn-Kats, which in combination with the sports tuned exhaust, increase the power output to 569 hp from 490 hp. The tuners have also equipped the car with a three-level remote adjustable racing dampening system.