Bianco Courmayeur Joins The Ferrari Cavalcade 10th Birthday Collection

by AutoExpert   |  21 February, 2022

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Ferrari has now unveiled a limited-edition collection honoring the Cavalcade's tenth anniversary. The fourth of just five configurations is shown on an SF90 Spider. The option will also be available for the SF90 Stradale coupe, according to Ferrari. The 812 Competizione and its Aperta counterpart can be ordered in the same livery.

Bianco Courmayeur is the name of the treatment, which blends white and blue to give a unique look. The SF90 Spider Bianco Courmayeur was created employing Ferrari Tailor Mode, which represents Maranello's bespoke division in charge of unique projects.

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Closer inspection reveals green highlights on the trunk that extend to the beltline. The spoiler lip is painted in the same contrasting color as the front. The SF90 Spider rides on two-tone wheels with dark centers and half-white spokes, as opposed to all-black alloys with various designs on the three cars before it.

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The Ferrari Tailor Made 10th Anniversary Cavalcade Collection is primarily about cosmetic changes, thus the SF90 Stradale keeps its powerful plug-in hybrid configuration. It merges a twin-turbo V8 4.0-liter motor with three electric engines to produce 986 hp and 590 lb-ft (800 Nm) of torque. This allows for a 2.5-second sprint to 62 mph (100 km/h) on the way to 211 mph (340 km/h).

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The retractable roof may be raised or lowered in 14 seconds and can be activated without first stopping the vehicle. To add a bit more comfort while the roof is down, Ferrari has added an electronically retractable back window. The extra Assetto Fiorano package reduces the SF90 Spider's weight by 46 lbs (21 kg) by adopting a more liberal use of carbon fiber and aluminum. The fifth and final project of the Ferrari Cavalcade Collection is planned to be completed within the next several weeks.

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