Ferrari's 75th Anniversary Tribute: The Dazzling Red Devil Competizione 812

by AutoExpert   |  16 August, 2023

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Ferrari consistently dazzles with the results of its Tailor Made Programme, inspiring both future customers and fans alike.

The striking Competizione 812, a fiery red masterpiece, is a belated celebration of Ferrari's 75th anniversary in 2022. Its vibrant red paint connects the car with the F1 single-seaters that raced in the 2022 Italian Grand Prix.

Red Devil Competizione 812

The supercar's body is elegantly adorned in a matte Rosso F1-75 shade, reflecting Ferrari's celebratory livery at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix in Monza. Complementing the beautiful red exterior are black wheels with yellow rings, yellow brake calipers, and Ferrari shields on the fenders.

Introduced in May 2021 as the flagship variant of the 812 series, this model is powered by a ferocious V12 engine, delivering 818 HP and 695 Nm of torque. The 812 Competizione has undergone impressive styling, performance, and chassis upgrades over the standard 812 Superfast/GTS and is available in limited numbers - 599 units for the targa and 999 units for the coupe.

Red Devil Competizione 812

Given the stature of such a renowned company, the 75th-anniversary celebration may extend beyond a year. The special logo adds prestige to the vehicles bearing it.

Though it's 2023, this Competizione 812's purchase was made in 2021, and the car proudly wears the 75th-anniversary logo, marked with "1947-2022" and a white Prancing Horse.

The interior is equally breathtaking, featuring brilliant blue cloth upholstery on the seats, matched with red accents on the Alcantara-covered dashboard and other cabin surfaces.

Red Devil Competizione 812

With so many shades of red, choosing the perfect color for your Competizione 812 might be challenging, don't you think?

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