The F8XX Spider Tempesta Turchese, which translates to mean "Turquoise Storm" in Italian, is based on Mansory's custom-modified Ferrari F8 Spider.
The F8XX Spider Tempesta Turchese
Additionally, there is a tonne of turquoise present. Take a quick glance inside. The brand-name seatbelts and leather floor mats are also dyed in the appropriate shade. Additionally, are they the biggest paddle shifters ever used in a vehicle? We believe they may be.
In the shape of paint that transitions to white up front and a turquoise racing stripe, the exterior receives even more turquoise. Mansory also offers a full F8XX bodykit that seems to cover every surface of the original F8 Spider and is composed of forged carbon fibre.
Of course, the 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 has also received tuning attention. Thanks to a new ECU and upgraded exhaust, it now has 868 horsepower and 708 lb ft of torque. The result is a peak speed of a wig-wagging 220 mph and a 0-62 mph sprint time of 2.6 seconds.
Mansory calls it a "one of a kind piece of art." a unique "work of art"
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