Around the 30th anniversary Ferrari in the Middle East To celebrate, the Italian manufacturer has launched six special models of the Ferrari 296 GTB The vehicles represent the six Gulf states: the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait.
The performance took place in Abu Dhabi and left a lasting impression not only on enthusiasts. Each of the six special models is individual to honor the colors and culture of each country.
Luxury for every nation
It is particularly noticeable golden Painting, which connects everything together and creates a distinctive look. The varnish is called "Arabian Golden Sheen" and is the basis for special color accents:
- Saudi Arabia: Metallic green – as a symbol of prosperity and growth.
- United Arab Emirates: Mother of pearl white – pure elegance that reflects the modernity of the country.
- Oman: Metallic blue – a tribute to the sea and the mountains.
- Train: Deep maroon – rich and strong, like the land itself.
- Bahrain: Metallic black – mysterious and elegant at the same time.
- Kuwait: Golden brown – a luxurious, warm shade.
An interior that shows extravagance
And Ferrari has outdone itself in the design of the cabin. Beige Honolulu leather, combined with gold-colored leather accents, adorns the cabin. The seats are also diamond-shaped quilted, while golden Prancing Horse logos adorn the headrests. And even the front trunk is lined with the finest leather - another sign of the attention to detail.
Homage to Ferrari's heritage
Although many may have a special Edition of the SF90 Stradale, Ferrari deliberately opted for the 296 GTB, as the SF90 has since been discontinued. The 296 GTB, a mid-engine super sports car, is a worthy representative of the Ferrari DNA. With the 3,0-liter V6 hybrid he provides 830 PS and delivers a torque of 740 NM.
exclusivity at the highest level
Ferrari has not yet mentioned whether the custom masterpieces will become the property of private customers or remain in the respective countries. But one thing is certain: they are a symbol of Ferrari's connection with the Middle East and a feast for all the senses. Image and video credit/source: Ferrari
