Photo: Milanno Artworks via deviantart
We are still a few days away from the public debut of the new Ferrari F12 Berlinetta and yet somebody has managed to bring the vehicle into the tuning world. We are talking about virtual tuning of course, but this doesn’t make the story less interesting.
The car has been gifted with a set of ADV.1 wheels. Given the fact that the Prancing Horse’s OEM rims are among the least spectacular in the supercar industry, these aftermarket units managed to change the appearance of the grand tourer by quite a lot.
The ADV.1 rims come with a complex multispoke design, one that seems to fit the Ferrari’s design. Speaking of the styling, this rendering also gifts the rear apron with a set of air extractors. These remind us of the famous 250 GTO and perhaps this is the reason for which we approve of this pixel play.
It’s been a while since Ferrari has incorporated such design features into its machines and we have to admit we’re looking forward to the day when the feature returns.
We have to remind you that these wheels would have to withstand the G-forces generated by the 740 hp developed by the V12 engine of the car, so they have to mix the visual assets with the technical ones. Then again, the US wheel producer has gifted plenty of high-horsepower machines with its rolling goodies, so we wouldn’t worry to much about this aspect of the Ferrari story we have here.
The ADV.1 rims come with a complex multispoke design, one that seems to fit the Ferrari’s design. Speaking of the styling, this rendering also gifts the rear apron with a set of air extractors. These remind us of the famous 250 GTO and perhaps this is the reason for which we approve of this pixel play.
It’s been a while since Ferrari has incorporated such design features into its machines and we have to admit we’re looking forward to the day when the feature returns.
There’s a slight motorsport aroma to these wheels
Returning to the wheels, these come in a matte black finish, which fits the hue seen on the rear diffuser. For some weird reasons, these wheels bring motorsport thoughts to our minds, even though the Prancing Horse has no plans of bringing the F12 to its customer racing program.We have to remind you that these wheels would have to withstand the G-forces generated by the 740 hp developed by the V12 engine of the car, so they have to mix the visual assets with the technical ones. Then again, the US wheel producer has gifted plenty of high-horsepower machines with its rolling goodies, so we wouldn’t worry to much about this aspect of the Ferrari story we have here.
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