Seeing one-off builds always comes with a mixed bag of feelings and there is no exception with the Ferrari Omologata. On the one hand, it’s a gorgeously unique car that we get to see and talk about. On the other, we will likely never really see it.
The Ferrari Omologata is the brands 10th one-off “commissioned by a discerning European client.” Their anonymity makes sense as his car, the product of over two years of work, is one to envy.
The Omologata is based on the Ferrari 812 Superfast.
While based on the Ferrari 812 Superfast, you would be forgiven for not pointing that out immediately. The only parts left untouched in the design are the windscreen and headlamps. Everything else has been redesigned and finished in a new shade of red, Rosso Magma.
The idea behind the redesign was to make it futuristic while paying homage to the Ferrari GTs of the 50s and 60s. This created a finished product that should carry as much presence on the road as it does on the track according to Ferrari. If you have an eye for detail, the manufacturer also says there are references to sci-fi culture and modern architecture.
The interior was refreshed too.
An all-black interior is highlighted by exposed metal and electric blue which gives a stunning design that also refers to the old GTs. The seats are finished in a mix of leather and Jeans Aunde® fabric while the inner door handles have a hammered paint effect.
It’s still the same 812 Superfast at heart.
The same Ferrari naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 engine that is used in the 812 Superfast is found inside the Omologata. This means it packs the same power and torque figures of 588 kW and 718 Nm. A truly stunning unique car.
For more from Ferrari 2020, see their recently revealed Portofino M or the locally launched Roma.
