The 12 Cilindri costs a staggering €395,000 in Europe, while the Spider is priced at €435,000
May 6, 2024 at 8:31 am
- The latest Ferrari is equipped with a 6.5-liter V12, hence the name.
- Online configurators have been introduced for the Coupé and Spider models.
- Ferrari has not yet released US pricing for the new car.
Hot on the heels of unveiling the Ferrari 12Cilindri, the Italian car manufacturer wasted no time in releasing it Online configurator for the new beast with V12 power in both coupe and coupe Spider shapes. They claim it’s the sexiest 12Cilindri they’ve ever designed.
As far as the configurators go, it’s quite simple and the graphics aren’t the best – especially for such an exotic model. However, there is still plenty of scope for personalization, including a wide range of colors.
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As expected, a palette of reds dominates alongside a bright yellow and a selection of elegant greys, blacks and silvers. We chose Blu Corsa, whose shine highlights the car’s curves and complements the unchanging black stripe between the headlights.
Depending on the color you choose, there are five different wheels to choose from. We opted for the standard rims with black and silver spokes, complemented by titanium wheel bolts and carbon hub caps. We also selected a set of gold brake calipers, with the yellow and red options also working well with the blue paint.
Ferrari customers who love carbon fiber will be pleased to know that the 12Cilindri is available in abundance. These include a carbon front splitter, side skirts, exterior mirrors, a rear diffuser and an engine cover.
There are 15 leather versions to choose from for the interior of the new car. Our car has Crema 3997 leather seats. It is also possible to customize the color of the lower and upper cockpit areas.
Regardless of configuration, the 12Cilindri has all the makings of being the best front-engine grand tourer the automaker has ever built. In a world where emissions and fuel economy are becoming increasingly important, Ferrari has retained its legendary naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine and modified it to deliver 819 hp and 500 lb-ft (678 Nm) of torque.
