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Ferrari stopped making the 812 series last year. The company is currently working on a new model to replace it. But that didn't stop Mansory from tuning another Ferrari 812 GTS — and like always, it's making a lot of noise.
Normally, the Ferrari 812 looks amazing without any extra changes. But Mansory doesn't agree. They gave this car a bold new body kit and a minty green interior that is sure to get people talking.
Big Changes You Can't-Miss
You don't need a side-by-side comparison to notice what's new. The changes are loud and clear.
At the front, there's a new apron with side blades and a vented hood. The front fenders also have extra vents. Mansory added new mirror caps and side skirt attachments, too.
Wild Updates at the Back
The rear of the car is even more extreme. A vented bumper and a new diffuser with a race-style brake light are in the center. But instead of looking sporty, it seems a little over-the-top — especially with the huge wing on the trunk.
The exhaust tips have been redesigned, and the wheels are now bigger than the Ferrari originally used.
Meet the Mansory Stallone GTS
This special 812 GTS is called the Mansory Stallone GTS. It has a matte gray finish with forged carbon fiber parts. Some pieces have Italian flag colors, which continue inside the car.
Inside, the dashboard, armrest, seats, paddle shifters, and door panels all show off the red, white, and green.
A Minty Fresh Interior
The interior has a strong minty green look. Some might not think it fits a car as special as the 812 GTS.
Mansory put their name everywhere: on the steering wheel, headrests, footrest, and even between the air vents. The new floor mats also have white edges, matching the piping on the seats and doors. Extra carbon fiber pieces finish off the redesign.
More Power Under the Hood?
Mansory hasn't said if this exact car got a performance upgrade. But they do offer a power kit for the 812 GTS.
With Mansory's upgrade, the V12 engine makes 818 horsepower (830 PS/610 kW) and 546 pound-feet of torque (740 Nm) — up from the stock 789 horsepower (800 PS/588 kW) and 530 pound-feet of torque (718 Nm).
Thanks to the boost, the 812 GTS can go from 0 to 62 mph (100 kph) in just 2.8 seconds, two-tenths faster than the original. The top speed climbs from 211 mph (340 kph) to 214 mph (345 kph).
Is This a Custom Build?
We don't know if Mansory built this car as a demo or for a private customer. But it's likely a special order.
If you want to know how much it would cost to make your Ferrari 812 GTS look like this, you'll need to contact Mansory directly.
