In the case you were guilty of thinking the Ferrari F8 Tributo Spider was a little too boring, the madmen over at Mansory have taken the wraps off their latest creation, the F8XX.
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2021 Mansory F8XX is an 880HP Ferrari F8 Tributo
Alvin Reyes - Apr 21, 2021, 7:28am CDT
German tuning firm Mansory recently unveiled its latest version of the Ferrari F8 Tributo. Affectionately called the Mansory F8XX, it’s a complete vehicle conversion with new wheels, exclusive paint, a lightweight body kit, and a ton of power hiding under the bonnet.
The F8XX is the second modified Ferrari from Mansory this year. Early last March, Mansory presented the 2022 Stallone GTS, Mansory’s interpretation of a Ferrari 812 Superfast convertible. Headlining the list of mods is a highly-tuned 6.5-liter Ferrari V12 engine pumping out 830 horsepower and 546 pound-feet of torque, 41 more horsepower than a factory-spec 812 Superfast.
It’s only been a few weeks since Mansory unveiled its take on the Ferrari 812 GTS, but now the tuner has taken things up a notch with the F8XX, a distinctly modified F8 Tributo. Unlike some of its lesser creations the F8XX is a full conversion, with substantial performance improvements and bespoke bodywork.
Starting with the exterior, the most bespoke components have been constructed in forged carbon, the new front bumper adorned with canards, a deeper front splitter, new headlights surrounds and arch vents. Mansory’s own badge also now takes pride of place on the nose, replacing the prancing horse.