Ferrari is no stranger to creating some one-of-a-kind supercars – for the special few with the money – and the Italian automaker has just added this stunning supercar, the SP275 RW Compizione, to its collection. of a lucky individual. This one-of-a-kind supercar is based on the Ferrari F12berlinetta and pays homage to the iconic Ferrari 275GTB produced in the 60s.
Designed by Pininfarina, the SP275 RW Compizione takes inspiration from classic supercars, including sculpted louvres behind the windows as well as vents behind the front and rear wheels. The front, rear, doors and hood have been redesigned, while other unique touches include yellow paint, an aluminum fuel tank cap and 20-inch aluminum wheels.
Although the exterior design of the SP275 RW Compizione looks a bit similar to other recent unique Ferrari models, it cannot be denied that the performance of this supercar is very impressive. The 6.3-liter V12 under the hood is taken directly from the heavy-duty F12tdf, as is the transmission. The powerful engine produces 769 horsepower and transmits noise to the rear wheels of the supercar. Ferrari has not confirmed any specifications for the SP275 RW Compizione, but the customized version will be able to hit 100 km/h in a similar time to the F12tdf, which can complete the sprint in 2.9 second.
Not much is known about the SP275 RW Competitionizione, but a Ferrari Chat member claims the supercar took two years to build and was built for Dr. Rick Workman, who took delivery of the car about a week ago. Ferrari didn’t say how much Dr. Workman paid, but we’re sure it was more than the F12tdf’s $490,000 price tag.
The 275GTB is inspired by the SP275 RW Compizione produced between 1964 and 1968, while all bespoke details are taken from the Ecurie Francorchamps 275GT that won the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Regardless of how you feel about the SP275 RW Compizione and its polarizing styling, this one-of-a-kind supercar joins the likes of the Ferrari F60 America, 458 MM Speciale and P540 Superfast Aperta as one of the most unique ever produced. wearing the prancing horse badge.
