Ferrari Has Built Yet Another Glorious One-Off Supercar

This is a bit lovely, isn’t it? Called the SP275 RW Competizione, it’s a one-off based on Ferrari’s F12 tdf, built for an unnamed (but very wealthy) customer.

Ferrari seems to be having a ball with its special editions and one-off projects at the moment. It has already revealed the one-off 458 MM Speciale and the 10-car limited edition J50 this year. This one has crept beneath our radar until now, but it looks to have first surfaced at the Ferrari Finale Mondiali event in Daytona a few weeks ago, with a few more details and fresh images appearing yesterday.

It uses the tdf’s engine, so that’s a healthy 770bhp under your right foot, and it shares that car’s four-wheel steering system. We’d expect performance to more or less match the donor car’s 0-62mph in 2.9 seconds and 211mph top speed.

The car’s styling is inspired by the 1960s 275 GT, with a softer look than the tdf. It won’t have come cheap, though, with the standard tdf weighing in at £340,000 before the undoubtedly horrifically expensive customisations.

Still, as a one-off we look forward to seeing what sort of price it attracts when it eventually gets auctioned…