Mansory Stallone GTS (MY21) Based On Ferrari 812 GTS Redefines The Definition Of A Sporty-Luxury Look

On March 4, 2021, Mansory presented the Stallone MY21. A complete conversion of a Ferrari 812GTS is not an easy task, but Mansory wants to prove that it is possible. Painted in A Daytona Grey with blue accents, the open-top driving Mansory Stallone GTS (MY21) is ready to conquer the roads with high class.

Mansory Stallone GTS (MY21) is a stunning two-door convertible - a man’s car with lightweight carbon body components, striking forged sports rims finished entirely in black, a powerful performance upgrade and an exhilarating opulence of interior modifications give the two-door.

The Stallone GTS(MY21) convertible’s open-top is maximum extensive and for a faster open-close a Retractable Hardtop (RHT) was installed and it takes 14 seconds to close it. On one condition – while driving at a maxim 45km/h speed.

As we’ll accustom already, Mansory does everything with perfection, and the Stallone GTS is an exception. The carbon-fiber structure once again matches perfectly the grey and black tones. The vehicle has the front apron, side skirts, rear apron with a diffuser, or the striking rear trim finished in carbon fiber.

The “MANSORY Stallone GTS (MY21) is powered by an upgraded 6.5 liter V12. As a result of which in conjunction with the powerful-sounding sports exhaust system, delivers 830 hp and 740 Nm power of torque. The team put a customed sports steering wheel, and aluminum pedals., which guarantees full control of the vehicle in style.

An exclusive interior with sport-oriented accents trio colors combines functionality and comfort. The leather fulfills the Mansory luxury standards. For a sports luxurious look, many interior components have been upholstered in blue leather by master craftsmen, additionally accentuated with carbon-fiber to match the exterior’s accents. There are also white accents, embroidered logos, and illuminated door sill panels.

What do you think about the next Mansory Stallone GTS(MY21)?