2016 Ferrari F12 TDF for sale

Overview of this 2016 Ferrari F12 TDF used for sale

Ferrari Beverly Hills is thrilled to present this one of a kind 2016 F12tdf finished in the rare multi-coat colorway "Rosso Berlinetta" complimented by a tasteful two tone racing stripe decal which has been added by the current owner. A Nero interior blended between leather, alcantara and a suite of carbon fiber further accented by red inner details. One of just 799 examples produced worldwide, the F12tdf is looked at as one of the most collectible and enjoyable limited series V12 masterpieces ever to leave the gates of Maranello.

Launched in 2015, the F12tdf was the most extreme version of the F12berlinetta, which had arrived 3 years earlier as a replacement for the outgoing 599 GTB. The F12 carried the flame for the muscular, front-engine, V-12 powered GT's that had built the Ferrari legend since the 1960s, and the Tour de France was its most powerful expression. Designed as a track-focused variant, the F12tdf featured many improvements over the already technologically advanced F12berlinetta. The 6.3-litre V-12 was retuned to produce 780 PS, making it more powerful than any Ferrari that had come before-with the exception of the LaFerrari. To rein in that power, carbon ceramic discs and one-piece calipers were borrowed from the firm's mid-engine flagship. Extensive use of carbon fiber reduced the kerb weight by 110 kilograms, while the gearbox featured shorter gear ratios and quicker changes. The F12tdf was also the first ever Ferrari to feature four-wheel steering. The result of these modifications is a machine that is visually more aggressive than the standard F12berlinetta, with wider side sills and an "Aerobridge" that directs airflow along the sides of the car. Thanks largely to the longer, taller rear wing and active rear diffuser, the Tour de France boasts 87 per cent increase in downforce compared with the standard F12. It's also one of the cars Maranello has ever produced, with 0-100 km/h achieved in just 2.9 seconds and an eye-opening top speed of 340 km/h. With just 799 examples built between 2015 and 2017, any F12tdf is a rare machine.