Ferrari F12 Berlinetta Tour De France 64 Unveiled
As if owning an F12 isn’t special enough, the Italian exotic car company is showcasing a special one-off model in Brussels.
The Ferrari F12 Berlinetta Tour de France 64 is on display there after being built by Ferrari’s Tailor Made division. The bespoke design is a tribute to the 250 GTO Georges Berger and Lucien Bianchi used to win the 1964 Tour de France Automobile. Apart from the custom paint, most of the changes take place inside.
For example, the car has body-colored aluminum trim and leather upholstery specific to the car. There’s also a triangular metal pattern on the floor and a headliner wrapped in a water repellant fabric called “Mycro Prestige.”
Ferrari hasn’t announced a price for the special F12, which is mechanically identical to a normal F12. That means it still has a 6.3-liter V12 making 730 hp and 509 lb-ft of torque, which is enough to launch the car from 0-60 MHP in 3.1 seconds with a claimed top speed of 211 MPH.
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