It's Official! Mansory F8XX Sports Car Brings 880 HP And 2.6 Seconds Sprint

by AutoExpert   |  19 April, 2021

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With more than 30 years of experience in the car industry, Mansory is famous for its stunning luxury models and this year hasn’t disappointed so far. Seems like the MANSORY Stallone GTS unveiled recently was just the beginning.  The Italian manufacturer Maranello gives you the new Mansory F8XX - the open-top driving super sports car based on the Ferrari F8 Tributo.

Mansory F8XX has a very specific purpose -  this a model that shows off the company’s capability to build a high-performance and uncompromising lightweight construction. Remember that this is a complete vehicle conversion starting with a highly increased performance, and finishing with the most stunning visual technical demands.

This particular model has an amazing Catania Green exterior finish. Another striking, eye-catching features are the highest level handcrafted details giving its backers a harmonious little beast. Instantly you notice the lightweight body components, carbon forged, the tiny gold-colored sports rims, and, as you’ll see below, various interior modifications made of the finest leather. Aerodynamic components made from ultra-light material carbon dubbed as “Forged Carbon”.

The Mansory's design team made a good job converting the beloved Ferrari F8 Tributo with a new two L-shaped angles changing rear wing. The most drastic change was done by replacing the previous Ferrari’s engine with the new engine delivering crazy 880 horsepower, massive engine changes over the control, and the exhaust system giving 960 Newton-meters of torque. The tests revealed the impressive 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) sprint in just 2.6 seconds and a 354 km / h top speed. The high engine power is ensured by the YT.5 rims - a premiere for Mansory, along with ultra-light forged wheels in the dimensions 9.5 x 21 and 12 x 22 wrapped in 255/30 ZR21 (VA) and 335/25 ZR22 (HA) tires.

The interior breathes a sporty atmosphere with a perfect balance between high functionality, comfort, and design. Upholstered in beige leather with white applications, this is the luxurious Mansory signature accentuated in a sporty carbon. The all beige predominant color is found on the sport leather steering wheel, floor mats. Also, you can spot several precisely embroidered MANSORY logos all-round the interior.

As you know already, Mansory always delivers high-quality accessories and stylish interior fittings, and the Mansory F8XX is one of the best examples. More information about the programs can be found on the automaker’s official. The mechanical specifications will be revealed later.

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