For sale: Ferrari 599 SA Aperta. Powered by the GTO's blistering 670hp V12, while the exhaust was derived from the track-only 599XX. This is one of only 8 RHD examples produced, and it could be yours - for £1,300,000...
The Ferrari 599 SA Aperta - a breathtaking masterpiece that combines unrivalled power, impeccable design, and the exhilarating open-air experience. As a limited-edition convertible variant of the iconic Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, the SA Aperta pays homage to the legendary Sergio and Andrea Pininfarina, two pioneering figures in Italian automotive design.
This elegant, 1 of 8 UK RHD, example is finished in a triple-layer ‘Rosso F1 2007’ and features the rare and sought-after carbon fibre removable roof, along with an upgraded carbon fibre dashboard, centre console and driver zone.Inside, the carbon fibre backed seats are beautifully trimmed in ‘Beige’ leather, which extends to the rear wall and roll hoops. The rev counter is finished in ‘Rosso’ which ties in perfectly with the ‘Rosso’ leather inserts and stitching.
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