Photo: Cristiano Ronaldo on Instagram
Cristiano Ronaldo is famous for his love of go-fast machines, with the football star now proudly introducing his latest velocity tool. We're talking about a Ferrari F12 Tour De France, with the athlete having recently showcased the missile on Instagram.
The VIP went for a spec that has "classy" written all over it and it's enough to zoom in on the main hue of the Fezza to understand this.
As with most such orders, the soccer star has had quite some waiting to do in order to take delivery of his limited edition Maranello machine, so his excitement is only natural. We'll remind you that the Italian automaker is only bringing 799 units of the supercar to the world.
We'll remind you that the Ronaldo isn't the only F12 Tour de France owner showcasing his machine on Instagram these days. In fact, we talked about a similar matter last week, when we showed you what is possibly the last TDF out there. Owned by car collector garage.23, the Prancing Horse hasn't been fully revealed yet and we can't wait to get our keyboard on more images of the monster, which seems to be dressed in a matte shade of green.
The time when you could configure a Ferrari F12 Tour De France is long gone. However, those fortunate enough to be in the market for a V12-animated Prancing Horse shouldn't fret.
That's because the Italian automaker has introduced the 812 Superfast meanwhile, with the F12 being retired (here's a review of the twelve-cylinder animal).
The newcomer borrows some of the features introduced by the Ferrari F12 TDF, such as the rear-wheel steering. Nevertheless, while the TDF feels like a challenge when taken to the limit, the Italian engineers came up with a different setup for the 812, one that's easier to manage even at ten out of ten.
As with most such orders, the soccer star has had quite some waiting to do in order to take delivery of his limited edition Maranello machine, so his excitement is only natural. We'll remind you that the Italian automaker is only bringing 799 units of the supercar to the world.
We'll remind you that the Ronaldo isn't the only F12 Tour de France owner showcasing his machine on Instagram these days. In fact, we talked about a similar matter last week, when we showed you what is possibly the last TDF out there. Owned by car collector garage.23, the Prancing Horse hasn't been fully revealed yet and we can't wait to get our keyboard on more images of the monster, which seems to be dressed in a matte shade of green.
The time when you could configure a Ferrari F12 Tour De France is long gone. However, those fortunate enough to be in the market for a V12-animated Prancing Horse shouldn't fret.
That's because the Italian automaker has introduced the 812 Superfast meanwhile, with the F12 being retired (here's a review of the twelve-cylinder animal).
The newcomer borrows some of the features introduced by the Ferrari F12 TDF, such as the rear-wheel steering. Nevertheless, while the TDF feels like a challenge when taken to the limit, the Italian engineers came up with a different setup for the 812, one that's easier to manage even at ten out of ten.
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