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When you have a lot of money, you can do weird things about cars, and that is exactly what an anonymous – and clearly very rich – customer asked the Italian company to change. which was originally a F12tdf (as shown in the video above).
Designed by the Ferrari Styling Center, the SP3JC was commissioned by a Ferrari customer and collector whose mandate was to create a "pure and uncompromising roadster" using the F12tdf's chassis and running gear.
According to Ferrari, the SP3JC is "the maximum expression of driving in the open air" and recalls the Ferrari V12 spiders of the 50s and 60s.
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Only the anonymous owner knows what the meaning of the 3 is, but at least the car seems to be satisfied.
But they also say that it "makes an important and individual style statement and represents the culmination of over two years of intense work, with close customer involvement throughout the process".
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Which basically means "Hey, it was not OUR Make…"
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The SP3JC is pure Speed Racer meets Mille Miglia. We want to hate it, but can not resolve to …
To be fair, though, if you have a unique Ferrari, it might just as well stand out, and the SP3JC certainly does.
Ferrari blames, sorry, said the customer's passion for Pop Art is reflected in the powerful graphics and the unique combination of livery Azzurro Met (blue) and Giallo Modena (yellow) on the main color palette of Bianco Italia (white) "highlights the sensual volumes of the car."
But here's the cool thing – there are slotted glass inserts on the hood to show the 6.3-liter V12 engine that produces 574 kW of power and 700 Nm of torque. More cars with spectacular engines should have glass hood inserts.
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The pop art inspired livery makes the Ferrari SP3JC truly original. Well, that and cut the roof.
Aside from taking off the roof, virtually every exterior panel is different from the F12tdf dealer, as is its interior, with blue leather upholstered seats with a white insert. The blue leather extends up to the lower dashboard and the color is taken up in the contrasting seams of the rest of the interior trim.
Okay, so its limit is tasteless and completely exaggerated, but we can not not let ourselves be seduced by its imposing, viscous and happy face and caricature painting work, while its unashamed homage to the classic Ferrari roadsters is just as delicious.
What do you think? Really horrible or strangely friendly?
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