[RahulNagaraj]

Ferrari has taken the wraps off its latest one-off supercar, the SP48 Unica. The new Ferrari SP48 Unica is based on the brand's F8 Tributo supercar but with completely different bodywork, developed as a custom build for a specific client.



In terms of design, the SP48 Unica comes with a sleek front end with slim LED headlamps, newly designed alloy wheels, black embellishments on the side skirts, quad taillights with LED bars and the absence of the rear windshield, allowing for seamless integration between the roof and the rear deck lid.



Inside, the Ferrari SP48 Unica comes with two seats. The interior is finished in black Alcantara with gunmetal grey accents and matte carbon fibre trim all around. The one-off supercar also comes with a 'SP48 Unica' emblem on the dashboard, a spacious centre console and a digital instrument cluster.



Powering the Ferrari SP48 Unica is a 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8 engine producing 708 BHP and 770 Nm. The supercar is capable of accelerating from 0 - 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds, while reaching a top speed of 340 km/h.

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[amol4184]

That looks like a wet dream for someone wanting McLaren labelled as Ferrari.

How does this customization business work exactly? Does Ferrari have no say in design elements in such specials, like the legendary quad tail lamps (which are already losing their shape) but in this case it hardly looks like a Ferrari anymore.

[Siddarth_Ramani]

Is it me or does this one looks a bit like new Tesla Roadster? Maybe both are rendered with the same colour scheme.

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by amol4184

That looks like a wet dream for someone wanting McLaren labelled as Ferrari.

Exactly my thoughts right after I saw the pics.. looks very McLaren'ish!

BTW, those wheels are awesome.

[ToThePoint]

Originally Posted by amol4184

That looks like a wet dream for someone wanting McLaren labelled as Ferrari.

How does this customization business work exactly? Does Ferrari have no say in design elements in such specials, like the legendary quad tail lamps (which are already losing their shape) but in this case it hardly looks like a Ferrari anymore.

You spoke my mind there....in the quest for aerodynamic efficiency and down force, Ferrari is losing its originality (Art in motion) and starting to look like McLaren.

[amol4184]

Originally Posted by rubicon

Exactly my thoughts right after I saw the pics.. looks very McLaren'ish!

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Originally Posted by ToThePoint

You spoke my mind there....in the quest for aerodynamic efficiency and down force, Ferrari is losing its originality (Art in motion) and starting to look like McLaren.

Fortunately this will end up in that one guy's garage in tropical rainforest, never to be driven or seen again in public.

After a decade or two some magazine will dig it up and write "forgotten Ferraris of our era" article where they will discuss how Ferrari took inspiration from all the popular super cars of the time...