2021 Ferrari 812 GTS
Description
Key Points: Rosso 70 Anni Exterior Paint, Anti Stone Chipping Film, Extended Livery in Grigio Silverstone & Bianco Avus.
The Ferrari 812 GTS is the latest in the lineup of front-engined V12s that Ferrari is famous for. The front-engined V12 formula began for Ferrari in 1952, followed by masterpieces such as the 365, the 599 GTO, and the F12.
The 812 GTS is the most powerful naturally-aspirated V12 to come from Ferrari today, with a considerable 789bhp going to the rear wheels only. This power makes the 812 one of the most exciting and engaging cars Ferrari has produced for the road.
Upon release of the 812, the response was overwhelmingly positive, with all of the UK cars being sold out within a matter of weeks, making this a tough car to get ahold of to this day.
The 812 GTS features perfectly subtle body styling. Hidden in the sleek shape are countless vents for cooling the brakes and radiators and body lines that aid aerodynamics without the need for audacious wings and spoilers.
As seen in most Ferraris in recent years, the interior is relatively minimal and refined. There's not a large screen in the centre console like most cars nowadays; instead, the infotainment control is all held in the driver's display, so the driver never has to turn their head away from the road.
The 812 GTS truly lives up to its name and is one of the greatest convertible supercars ever made.
Read MoreKey Points: Rosso 70 Anni Exterior Paint, Anti Stone Chipping Film, Extended Livery in Grigio Silverstone & Bianco Avus.
The Ferrari 812 GTS is the latest in the lineup of front-engined V12s that Ferrari is famous for. The front-engined V12 formula began for Ferrari in 1952, followed by masterpieces such as the 365, the 599 GTO, and the F12.
The 812 GTS is the most powerful naturally-aspirated V12 to come from Ferrari today, with a considerable 789bhp going to the rear wheels only. This power makes the 812 one of the most exciting and engaging cars Ferrari has produced for the road.
Upon release of the 812, the response was overwhelmingly positive, with all of the UK cars being sold out within a matter of weeks, making this a tough car to get ahold of to this day.
The 812 GTS features perfectly subtle body styling. Hidden in the sleek shape are countless vents for cooling the brakes and radiators and body lines that aid aerodynamics without the need for audacious wings and spoilers.
As seen in most Ferraris in recent years, the interior is relatively minimal and refined. There's not a large screen in the centre console like most cars nowadays; instead, the infotainment control is all held in the driver's display, so the driver never has to turn their head away from the road.
The 812 GTS truly lives up to its name and is one of the greatest convertible supercars ever made.
