Introduced in 2024 and entering delivery for the 2025 model year, this nameplate marks Ferrari’s latest front-mid-engined, two-seat V12 grand tourer. It was created as a modern expression of Ferrari’s long-running twelve-cylinder tradition, with the design and engineering language intentionally linking the car to the marque’s classic V12 road and grand touring models while presenting a distinctly contemporary form. The new car arrived as a fresh standalone model rather than a revival of an earlier nameplate, and Ferrari positioned it as a flagship for buyers drawn to the naturally aspirated V12 experience. In Ferrari’s current range, it sits alongside the open-top derivative that followed shortly after launch. The model’s significance is less about a single specification break and more about its place in Ferrari history: it continues the company’s most iconic engine lineage in a new era, while replacing the previous generation of front-engined V12 berlinettas in the modern lineup.
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