Custom Ferrari 575M: An Angel with Leather Gloves

The Ferrari 575M has left the production stage in 2006, but the vehicle still manages to impress, all you have to do is look at it. Today, we are here to give you a custom version of the car, which was created in the U.S. (we must thank Mike Boldt/luxury4play for the images).

The vehicle uses a discreet set of modifications (apart from the wheels of course, which are anything but that) that comes to build on the vehicle’s factory stock look. The car is dressed in a matte white coat that offers it an angelic look.

Since we mentioned the wheels, we’ll tell you that the Ferrari OEM rims were swapped with a set of generously-sized ones that feature a multi-spoke design, and come in a black finish (with a red lip) that creates a strong contrast with the body. We see the car as an angel with bad-boy leather gloves, but maybe it’s just us.

Getting back to the aerodynamic tweaks received by the vehicle, we’ll mention that the front bumper has received a new lower part which sits closer to the road. This uses clean lines, so it doesn't mess with the original Ferrari design. The vehicle has also been fitted with a set of custom side skirts that use air intakes (these use a shape with rounded edges) placed in front of the rear wheels.

The rear apron has received a treatment similar to that of the front one, but here the owner has chosen a look that is a bit more spectacular. At the same time, the upper rear section, which includes the taillights and the boot lid comes in a black finish that accentuates the contrasting image created by the wheels.