The Ferrari 458 Speciale is destined to become a great collector’s car, but for one “enthusiastic British owner,” it just wasn’t enough.
Assuming that “enthusiastic” in this case is code for “loaded”, that’s where this car comes from: the 458 MM Speciale. It’s a one-off 458 made by Ferrari Special Projects, and unlike a lot of rich-dude one-off supercars, it looks classy as hell.
What makes it special? New bodywork, composite carbon-fiber front and rear bumpers, the addition of side intakes and a new rear spoiler, unique wheels, and blacked out A-pillars to make it resemble the 1984 Ferrari GTO—not to mention the red, white and green “Tricolore” of the Italian flag.
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And like the 458 Speciale on which it is based, the car boasts a 4.5-liter naturally aspirated V8 flat plane cranking out 597 horsepower, unlike the turbocharged motor in the newer 488 GTB. NA all the way, baby.
I don’t know who the owner of this one-off is, but I bet he (or she) is very happy with their purchase.
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