Ferrari has continued its tradition of rewarding its biggest-spending clients by rewarding one customer with a one-off supercar modeled after their two favorite Ferraris. Development of the P80/C ...

Fun fact: Dropping millions on this Ferrari P80/C bought one collector access to the company's secret design studio and its board of directors for four years, plus a complimentary short film produced ...

Single issue hypercars—usually custom projects for the most super-super-rich of super-rich clients—range from vanity jobs and high-concept design efforts to hardcore track beasts that would scare the ...

Ferrari says that its latest one-off, the P80/C, took almost four years to develop, making this their longest special project to date. The work began in 2015, and for a client in love with the Ferrari ...

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Built for one (presumably quite wealthy) Ferrari collector, the P80/C started life as a 488 GT3 race car back in 2015. According to Ferrari, the collector wanted the look of his new car to be inspired ...

Ferrari took over four years to create the P80/C, the longest the company has spent on a one-off project (that's right, the owner knew his baby would stun us all since 2015). However, it took the ...

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Ferrari no longer competes at the highest levels of sports car racing, though some of the company's most famous cars today were sports prototypes that dominated at events like the 24 Hours of Le Mans ...