Ferrari stopped taking orders for the F8 model in early 2022. The last F8 rolled off the production line as a 2023 model. This ended a special era of Ferrari cars, which included amazing models like the 488, 458, F430, 360, F355, 348, and 328.
Ferrari didn't officially say it, but the 296 GTB now continues its mid-engine tradition, even though it uses a hybrid engine. Meanwhile, F8 owners are still enjoying their beautiful cars, and some are even making them more exciting with aftermarket upgrades.
Mansory's Upgrades for the F8 Spider
Many tuners offer upgrades for the F8, but Mansory's work stands out — and not always in a good way.
Look at this Ferrari F8 Spider, for example. It has so many changes that it barely feels like a Ferrari anymore.
Called the Mansory F8XX Spider, this car has a lot of new parts at the front.
There are vent surrounds, side blades, and a bigger front apron.
The front hood and front fenders have been changed too.
Other new parts include side skirt attachments, new mirror casings, rear vent surrounds, a fresh diffuser, and a very unusual rear wing.
A Bold Look With Forged Carbon and Orange Details
This Italian supercar now has a matte black finish with many orange accents.
Mansory used forged carbon for the new parts.
The wheels are new too.
The front wheels are 9.5x21 inches, and the rear wheels are 12x21 inches.
They spin around bright orange brake calipers and are just as wild-looking as the rest of the car.
And Mansory didn't forget about the inside, either.
An Over-the-Top Orange Interior
You might need sunglasses to look inside the cabin!
The interior is covered in bright orange leather.
It's everywhere — on the door cards, floors, dashboard, center console, and seats.
Some parts even show the colors of the Italian flag.
Mansory's logo is proudly shown inside too, finishing this bold and controversial interior makeover.
Boosted Performance: 868 Horsepower!
Now, let's talk about performance.
The Mansory F8XX Spider produces 868 hp (880 PS or 647 kW) and 708 lb-ft (960 Nm) of torque.
It can sprint from 0 to 62 mph (0–100 kph) in just 2.6 seconds.
This is three-tenths of a second quicker than the standard F8 Spider.
The stock F8 Spider has 710 hp (720 PS or 530 kW) and 568 lb-ft (770 Nm) of torque from its twin-turbo 3.9L V8 engine.
A "Unique Piece of Art" — With a Huge Price Tag
Mansory calls the F8XX Spider a "unique piece of art."
It's not clear if this car is for sale or if it was custom-built for a specific owner.
But one thing is certain: anything with Mansory's name usually comes with an extremely high price.
