[KingKong]

Originally Posted by RohaNN_kWh

Hyderabad gets THE LAST Ferrari 812 Superfast

Also, his Ferrari is the last 812 SF to be produced

What do you mean the last 812SF, I thought they started making them in 2018 and they've already stopped production?

[RohaNN_kWh]

Originally Posted by KingKong

What do you mean the last 812SF, I thought they started making them in 2018 and they've already stopped production?

Yup, meant exactly what I wrote

Not sure about the timelines but yes Ferrari has stopped producing the 812SF, last one being sold to Mr Manoj Kashyap.

Here's a thread on Ferrari Chat : https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/th...uction.637666/



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Attaching a few more drool worthy images of this beauty !!

[KingKong]

Originally Posted by RohaNN_kWh

Yup, meant exactly what I wrote

Not sure about the timelines but yes Ferrari has stopped producing the 812SF, last one being sold to Mr Manoj Kashyap.

So does this mean the last series production V12 Ferrari is in India? If this is the last production (not limited-run) V12 Ferrari then it has gone to a great Ferrari enthusiast. Watched a few of his video's and am impressed by the fact that he is a true car guy and shares his passion with others, unlike most Ferrari owners in India.

Congrats to Mr. Manoj Sentinel Kashyap.

[RohaNN_kWh]

Originally Posted by KingKong

So does this mean the last series-production V12 Ferrari is in India?.

Indeed it is !! He did mention this in his vlog.
He goes through the experience and observations of daily driving his 812SF.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBtIjqcFTNU

Also, one spec that no owner can opt for their car with any amount of money is the signature of individuals who worked on the 812SF in the engine bay.

Originally Posted by KingKong

If this is the last production (not limited-run) V12 Ferrari then it has gone to a great Ferrari enthusiast. Watched a few of his video's and am impressed by the fact that he is a true car guy and shares his passion with others, unlike most Ferrari owners in India.

Yup, he has made it very clear through his vlogs that he intends to daily drive his Ferrari and not keep it as a garage queen, he also owns a tastefully tuned BMW M2 Competition that serves as a track car.

His garage is also home to X5M, ML 350 & a XC 60.

[KingKong]

Originally Posted by RohaNN_kWh

Yup, he has made it very clear through his vlogs that he intends to daily drive his Ferrari and not keep it as a garage queen, he also owns a tastefully tuned BMW M2 Competition that serves as a track car.

His garage is also home to X5M, ML 350 & a XC 60.

Correct me if I am wrong but he also has an E63 AMG and an E93 M3, also I didn't know the X5 was an M model.

[meta]

Originally Posted by KingKong

So does this mean the last series production V12 Ferrari is in India? If this is the last production (not limited-run) V12 Ferrari then it has gone to a great Ferrari enthusiast.

Originally Posted by RohaNN_kWh

Indeed it is !! He did mention this in his vlog.
He goes through the experience and observations of daily driving his 812SF.

Ferrari does not share "last produced" or "first produced" kind of information for any car.

People sometimes conclude that a certain car is the last unit produced of that model because to the best of their knowledge, no higher chassis number exists for that model. The 812 Superfast you referred to is chassis number 268423. Many 812 Superfast chassis numbers exist that are higher than that. I know of a 2687xx.

Originally Posted by RohaNN_kWh

Also, one spec that no owner can opt for their car with any amount of money is the signature of individuals who worked on the 812SF in the engine bay.

That's nonsense. Any customer can request this from Ferrari and that too at a rather small cost. You don't see this too often because most people find the signatures unappealing. Modern Ferraris have a trunk-mounted plaque that lists the car's personalization options: you will see the signature thing listed as—I'm paraphrasing—"Assembly Team Signatures on Engine Compartment Cover".

An 812 Superfast is a nice enough car to begin with that it shouldn't need hyperbolic embellishments.

[RohaNN_kWh]

Originally Posted by KingKong

Correct me if I am wrong but he also has an E63 AMG and an E93 M3, also I didn't know the X5 was an M model.

I don't recall if he still owns them, won't be able to comment on that.

Originally Posted by meta

An 812 Superfast is a nice enough car to begin with that it shouldn't need hyperbolic embellishments.

Not exactly sure what the owner in question would achieve by faking/drafting his claims. He's a well recognised personality, involved in Esports (owning the biggest Esports team in India at the moment), a avid petrolhead & involved with Ferrari for a long time.

Must go through his Instagram Page (link in the above posts).

Ferrari Mumbai, Novitec and many reputable motor media pages shared his posts.

I respect everyone's personal opinion. Also, Yes, Ferrari themselves officially didn't acknowledge this particular car being the last.

Originally Posted by meta

Modern Ferraris have a trunk-mounted plaque that lists the car's personalization options: you will see the signature thing listed as—I'm paraphrasing—"Assembly Team Signatures on Engine Compartment Cover".

Yet to see this option on any other car.

[Darkviper]

Originally Posted by meta

Ferrari does not share "last produced" or "first produced" kind of information for any car.

People sometimes conclude that a certain car is the last unit produced of that model because to the best of their knowledge, no higher chassis number exists for that model. The 812 Superfast you referred to is chassis number 268423. Many 812 Superfast chassis numbers exist that are higher than that. I know of a 2687xx.

Is the 812 Superfast still in production? If I were to walk into my local Ferrari dealer to order a new 812, would that still be possible? Or is the 812 GTS now the only option (since the Competezione is only sold through the allocation system)

[v1p3r]

Originally Posted by meta

Ferrari does not share "last produced" or "first produced" kind of information for any car.

Won't the limited edition flagships carry this information, by virtue of chassis or VIN details? Dennis is claiming his F50 is #001.

Originally Posted by meta

An 812 Superfast is a nice enough car to begin with that it shouldn't need hyperbolic embellishments.

But then how would one flex on social media?

Originally Posted by RohaNN_kWh

Yet to see this option on any other car.

Doesn't mean it doesn't exist. You can even get the F1 drivers to sign it for slightly more. https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/th...hanics.596055/

[A.K]

Originally Posted by v1p3r

Doesn't mean it doesn't exist. You can even get the F1 drivers to sign it for slightly more. https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/th...hanics.596055/

Since the launch of the 488 Pista, Ferrari has made the option available to get the engine bay signed by the technicians for a couple of lakhs. Pretty sure for a little more, one could get anyone to sign the bay. Nothing out of the box here, just that this is the first Ferrari in India with that option ticked off.

[Sree_Ganesh]

Saw this majestic Rolls Royce Phantom couple of times on the Durgam Cheruvu Bridge early in the morning.

[Venkatesh]

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BMW M5 Competition





Rolls-Royce Cullinan





Audi R8



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Rolls-Royce Ghost



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[smsrini]

I'm sure this has been featured earlier. Saw this parked in a bunaglow behind KIMS hospitals minister road.

[GForceEnjoyer]

C63 seen on Inorbit Mall Road.

Mustang seen on Osman Sagar Road.

R8 seen on Tank Bund Road (apologies for the quality here).

[ShortShifter]

Hyderabad recently got an Ultimae Coupe in an Ad Personam shade called Rosso Efesto, loaded with every carbon fiber option ticked and a personal touch with signatures of the team that assembled the car on the engine bay. pictures courtesy Sureshbabu Sukumaran & respective owners;