The vehicle comes with a pair of removable carbon-fiber roof panels, unique two-tone paint scheme, a new front bumper, a custom exhaust system and some extra 20 horsepower for a total of 550 hp.
Since neither the name of the owner nor the price of this one-off creation has not been revealed, we can at least enjoy a video posted on YouTube that reveals the car from different angles, while making us indulge in its roaring start-up sound.
The 612 Scaglietii has entered in the Ferrari stable in 2004, designed to replace the 456 M. The name of the 612 one-off is taken after the home town of one of Ferrari's coach builders, Carozzeria Scaglietti.
The 612 stood out from other Ferraris thanks to the large side scallops and the headlights that are reminiscent of the 375 MM. The engine used on the 612 is an 5.7 V12 that was also used on the 575 Maranello, the Tipo F133E that produces 533 hp and is able to propel the car to a top speed 315 km/h (199 mph).
As said, the Scaglietti’s replacement is said to hit the road sometime in 2012, and is likely to be a hybrid. Recent rumors pointed to a V12 powerplant capable of producing around 550 hp, in conjunction with an electric unit that will deliver around 100 hp. But we’ll just have to wait and see.
In the meantime, let’s take a look at the one-off 612 GTS Pavesi:
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