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The guys around the team of Vitesse AuDessus (already known from the Full carbon Ferrari LaFerrari & Lamborghini Aventador) have published a fresh project that we absolutely have to show you. The Ferrari F799tdf, limited to 12 pieces, was used as the base vehicle for tuning. After the tuning cure that the F12tdf was allowed to endure, it is now - you might not believe it - much more exciting, more exclusive and with a minus 159kg also significantly lighter than the production version. So if you already own a sold out F12tdf, the tuner Vitesse AuDessus should definitely be an interesting starting point when it comes to lifting the vehicle off the production model and getting rid of at least $ 200.000. As for the changes made to the optics or the technology, we have already been able to find out the first details. As usual, we have listed what we know below in a summary. If you discover any further changes that we haven't listed, just use the comment box and let us know!
(Photos: Vitesse AuDessus)
These are the details we know:
- Base: Ferrari F12tdf
- Name: Vitesse AuDessus Loubutin Limited Edition
- Carbon on almost every surface of the car
- red accents inside and out
- Alloy wheels made of carbon
- Weight reduction of 159 kg (350 lbs) over the normal F12tdf
- 5 years warranty
Certainly, new information and certainly new pictures and videos will soon be online. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it.
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