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Oh, the Christmas rush. The Christmas present hunt. The parking spot race at the shopping mall. The traffic jams in which you spend hours. Don't you hate them all? But some are defying every reason for stress out there and cruise home in a $1.75 million Ferrari Monza SP2 with a Christmas tree in the passenger seat.
The video surfaced online and shot the driver and their Ferrari Monza SP2 to internet stardom. An invisible driver, that is. Because from the angle the video is shot, there is no way you can see them as the Christmas tree takes up so much of the space available on board the Monza SP2.
So, all we've got is this super expensive supercar, cruising down the street with a giant Christmas tree tied into the passenger seat. What we do know is this is happening in Slovakia. Photos of the car carrying a Christmas tree showed up online in the previous years before the winter holidays as well.
It is, though, unclear if they were all taken at once or if the Monza SP2 owner keeps pulling the same stunt, driving home with a Christmas tree in the passenger seat every year. Let's just hope that he won't floor it because he would get home with a tree left with nothing more than a log.
And flooring it in this Ferrari is quite tempting. The one-seater Monza SP1 and the two-seater SP2 both are powered by Ferrari's most powerful V12 ever to roll off the production line at Maranello.
The 6.5-liter unit generates 799 horsepower (810 metric horsepower) and 530 pound-feet (719 Newtons meter) of torque, which is an impressive 123 horsepower (125 metric horsepower) per liter. The V12 is linked to a seven-speed dual-clutch auto box, which sends everything it has to deal with to the rear axle.
Those numbers are enough for the car to flash from 0 to 62 mph (0 to 97 kph) in 2.9 seconds and hit 124 mph (200 kph) in 7.9 seconds on its way to a top speed of 186 mph (300 kph).
We can only hope this driver won't try everything this car has to offer with the Christmas tree on board. Keep in mind that there are not even windows to protect the tree from the air vortexes at high speed. Ferrari fitted its supercar with what they call a Virtual Wind Shield, which deviates part of the air flow over those on board to provide the necessary comfort on the move.
Ferrari builds the Monza in a very limited run, with only 499 such cars seeing the light of day. Each has a starting price of $1.75 million before taxes.
Soccer stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, as well as celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey, are three of the people who own a Ferrari Monza.
So, all we've got is this super expensive supercar, cruising down the street with a giant Christmas tree tied into the passenger seat. What we do know is this is happening in Slovakia. Photos of the car carrying a Christmas tree showed up online in the previous years before the winter holidays as well.
It is, though, unclear if they were all taken at once or if the Monza SP2 owner keeps pulling the same stunt, driving home with a Christmas tree in the passenger seat every year. Let's just hope that he won't floor it because he would get home with a tree left with nothing more than a log.
And flooring it in this Ferrari is quite tempting. The one-seater Monza SP1 and the two-seater SP2 both are powered by Ferrari's most powerful V12 ever to roll off the production line at Maranello.
The 6.5-liter unit generates 799 horsepower (810 metric horsepower) and 530 pound-feet (719 Newtons meter) of torque, which is an impressive 123 horsepower (125 metric horsepower) per liter. The V12 is linked to a seven-speed dual-clutch auto box, which sends everything it has to deal with to the rear axle.
Those numbers are enough for the car to flash from 0 to 62 mph (0 to 97 kph) in 2.9 seconds and hit 124 mph (200 kph) in 7.9 seconds on its way to a top speed of 186 mph (300 kph).
We can only hope this driver won't try everything this car has to offer with the Christmas tree on board. Keep in mind that there are not even windows to protect the tree from the air vortexes at high speed. Ferrari fitted its supercar with what they call a Virtual Wind Shield, which deviates part of the air flow over those on board to provide the necessary comfort on the move.
Ferrari builds the Monza in a very limited run, with only 499 such cars seeing the light of day. Each has a starting price of $1.75 million before taxes.
Soccer stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, as well as celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey, are three of the people who own a Ferrari Monza.
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