Ferrari 599 GTB, Ed Hardy Edition

Christian Audigier, the designer behind Von Dutch and Ed Hardy fashion brands, seems he can’t get enough in mutilating cars or motorcycles. Clothing didn't do it for him anymore, so after he worked on a Lamborghini Murcielago with Edo Competition and with Rever Corsa on a Ducati Monster, the French designer moved to a Ferrari 599 GTB.

At first we thought Audigier has something against Italian automakers, but after we found out from Luxist that he also has an Ed Hardy edition Smart car and a custom Mercedes CL63 AMG added in his portfolio, we changed our minds: this guy has something against all cars.

This 599 GTB looks more like a woman’s revenge after she found out her husband was cheating on her.

Decked out in pin-up girls, skulls and crossbones and a tattoo-like motif expressing ‘Love kills slowly’, the car has the looks of a an underground railway station vandalized by graffiti amateurs.

Of course, Edo Competition brought some modifications as well. The German tuner used 20-inch racing wheels, with painted wheel face and stainless steel outer rim, which can also be painted in custom colors upon request.

Moreover, a new high-flow exhaust system with electronic butterfly valve control was added (remote control to adjust the sound intensity available upon request).

The 599 GTB is powered by a V12 engine that develops 620 horsepower, boosting the car to a top speed of 330 km/h, and an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h of approximately 3.7 seconds.

Unfortunately, these performances are shadowed by the car’s new paintjob, which will most likely impress only a rapper.