Ferrari Sergio by Pininfarina Revealed
Ferrari has finally revealed the production version of the Sergio concept car, but don’t expect to see one anytime soon.
That’s because only six of these exclusive Pininfarina-designed models will be built, to celebrate Ferrari’s 60th year collaborating with the design house. The car originally debuted at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show as a concept, and the positive reaction it got pushed it through to production, although the production model is toned down quite a bit from the concept.
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The six examples of the Sergio will be based on the 458 Spider, although power comes from the upgraded 597-hp 4.5-litre V8 engine found in the 458 Speciale, which hustles the Sergio from 0 to 62 mph in just three seconds. Other changes include black leather upholstery with red stitching, a carbon fiber dashboard, Alcantara seat inserts, a stiffer bodyshell and 200 pounds of weight loss.
Pricing wasn’t announced for the car, but each of the six exclusive models have already been sold, likely for about £2.5 million each.
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Interior design seems a bit busy, but take it or leave it, I would take it. Beautiful.