Tuning supercars, and especially Ferraris, used to be considered in bad taste, but Mansory and others have proven that it could be a hugely popular and profitable affair. The German tuner’s latest work is a Ferrari 812 Superfast sporting a new body kit, a wild combination of colors and a decent engine tune.
Starting with the exterior, it now boasts a V-shaped front end, a redesigned hood and a rather complex front bumper. The sides wear badges with the name of the project – Stallone P830 – on them, and the rear end is dominated by a prominent diffuser and a spoiler. The bodywork shines with a gorgeous tint of purple, while strategically placed color accents create some much-needed visual contrast.
Then there is the interior, which looks like a bottomless sea of yellow color only barely punctuated by white and black (or lacquered carbon, to be precise) accents. It only looks over-the-top and gaudy if you are new to Mansory and its projects.
No info is available on the engine, but the tuner usually names cars after their metric horsepower ratings. Based on this, the P830 must be packing 830 PS, or 818 hp, or 610 kW. That’s a solid improvement over the standard 800 PS (789 hp / 588 kW) if you consider that the 6.5-liter V12 continues its duty naturally aspirated.
