The Design of Ferrari’s Latest Luxury Sports Cars Is Out of this World ⇒ The latest luxury sports car from the renowned manufacturer, Ferrari feature one of the most remarkable designs to date. The new vessels are entirely open-topped and are powered with the most powerful engine that the company has built to this day. Monza SP1 and SP2 are the first in a new range by Ferrari, entitled Icona. Today, CovetED will explore the astonishing characteristics of these two outstanding vessels.

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The new vessels are well-appointed with the latest advancements in technology. One of the most impressive features of this cars is the absence of a roof and windscreen, by doing so, Ferrari was able to develop unique proportions that wouldn’t be possible to do if it was a more traditional car. Furthermore, the vessels feature a monolithic form with an aerodynamic wing profile.

“The result is the feeling of blistering speed, which derives from the concept of a cockpit carved from the car’s very volume that wraps around the driver,” explained representatives of Ferrari.

A 12-cylinder engine powers these unique models allowing them to go from zero to 60 miles per hour in only 2.9 seconds as well as zero to 124 miles per hours in 7.9 seconds. The major difference between the cars is that the Monza SP1 is a single-seat road car whereas Ferrari Monza SP2 is a two-seater.

When it comes to maximum speeds, the sports car can reach 186 miles per hour, which according to Ferrari, can only be experienced by Formula 1 drivers. The limited-edition hybrid supercars were designed from carbon fibre. As a whole, these luxury sports cars are bound to offer the ultimate thrilling ride!

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