Modifying a Ferrari is certainly no easy task. How can you modify something that is already "perfect?" Over the years, many people have modified their Ferraris, only to receive a letter of cease by the marque.
Ferrari hates it when you modify their cars, but many people still do it, and luckily these ten people have done a pretty good job at modifying their Ferrari. Whether it's subtle mods or a crazy body kit, these ten cars are by far the coolest modified Ferraris ever.
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10 Novitec F12 N-Largo
The Novitec F12 N-Largo is one of the coolest Ferrari's out there. Launched back in 2015, this car became an instant hit. Novitec is a German company that mainly specializes in Italian cars, such as the Ferrari F12. The N-Largo features a wide body kit, a louder exhaust, bigger wheels, and more power. Over 770hp to be precise.
The 6.3-liter V12 sounds godly. It's a symphony, by far one of the best-sounding cars out there. This is no ordinary modified Ferrari whatsoever, and resale prices prove that. These cars were limited, and when they come up for sale, they are usually priced at stupid money.
9 Liberty Walk Ferrari 458 Silhouette
If a normal Liberty Walk Ferrari 458 widebody is too "subtle" for you, then you need to check out the 458 Liberty Walk Silhouette. The Silhouette series for Liberty Walk was inspired by Japanese race cars and their crazy body kits. Some people may not be a fan of this car, but we adore it.
The body kits aren't cheap. The whole kit plus the Fi exhaust system, wheels, air suspension, etc will cost upwards of $100,000. Plus these kits are limited so not too many of these cars will exist.
8 Mansory 4XX Siracusa Spider
Mansory is known to take things to another level, and the 4XX Siracuse Spider proves that. It's a crazy supercar that is packed full of exotic materials, including forged carbon. It's a crazy car in every single way. Some may think that it's a tad over the top, but in reality, it's perfect.
Not only has the exterior been enhanced, but so has the interior. It's fully customized to the customer's specifications, and there are many different shades of Alcantara or leather to choose from. Horsepower is now at almost 800hp, which is more than enough, and this translates into a 0-60 time of 2.9 seconds.
7 Novitec F8 N-Largo Spider
This by far is one of the best creations by Novitec, and the spec is insane. With 818hp, this car is no slouch — it can hit 60 in under 3 seconds. It looks like a hypercar with its wider arches, different bumpers, larger wheels, etc. The whole kit costs a heck of a load of money, but it sure is worth it. Novitec N-Largo cars have held their value in the market well.
The F8 Spider N-Largo also comes with a modified interior. Just like other cars on this list, the customer can choose whatever color they fancy for the interior and whatever the material. So long as they have the money.
6 Liberty Walk Ferrari F430
A car that isn't spoken about too often, the Liberty Walk Ferrari F430 is wild. The bolt-on arches would make Enzo turn in his grave, but we love it. The details are awesome on this car, and the gray paint on the launch spec models just makes this car stand out massively.
The exhaust sounds deadly, too. You can fit any system you like, but the best ones are the Armytrix system or the Fi system. It's a serious machine that has a proper stance to it.
5 Liberty Walk Ferrari 308
Modifying a modern Ferrari is controversial enough, but modifying a classic Ferrari is a different ball game. The Liberty Walk 308 may not be to everyone's taste, but it sure is different. The kit includes wider arches, different bumpers, larger wheels, a ducktail spoiler, and decals. It's a purist's worst nightmare.
Not many of these beasts have been built. Probably because nobody has had the guts to do it. Plus, the kit is very expensive indeed, almost as much as the car on the used market. If you own a Ferrari 308, and you're a tad bored with it, then do a Liberty Walk conversion. There is nothing else quite like it out there.
4 Mansory 812 Stallone
The Mansory 812 Stallone is another masterpiece by Mansory. It features lightweight bodyweight components, lighter alloys, a large spoiler, and a luxurious interior. It's a very aggressive car indeed, and the front bumper somewhat reminds us of an F1 car. Just like any Mansory model, you can specify the interior and exterior to your standards (as long as you have the money).
The power output has been increased to 830hp, which is insane. The standard 812 has almost 790hp, so this is a huge power increase. The car also has a fully custom exhaust, which sounds crazy.
3 Onyx F12 Longtail
Onyx is one of the lesser-known brands on this list, but they make some awesome cars. The F12 Longtail is a beastly car that features different bumpers, different fenders, louvers on the rear glass, etc. It's dripping with carbon everywhere, and the interior can be customized to your standards.
These cars are very rare in North America, but if you do find one for sale, it will cost an arm and a leg. These cars were much more popular in places like the UK and Europe, where the marque is based.
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2 Novitec 812 GTS N-Largo
The successor to the F12 N-Largo, the 812 GTS N-Largo takes things to a different level. First of all, it's a convertible, which means it's so much more fun (the F12 was never offered in convertible form). Second of all, it looks very muscular. The wider arches are chiseled, and the deep concave alloys fit them very well.
It's a very boxy car, and it's as fast as it looks. Power-wise, it has 840hp, which is just ludicrous, and all of that is sent to the rear wheels. Even if you're a proper Ferrari purist, you have to appreciate this car for what it's for. In our opinion, no 812 looks quite as good as this.
1 Koenig Specials Testarossa
Koenig was one of the craziest tuners in the world back in the 1980s and 1990s, and the Testarossa was just one of the crazy cars they worked on. They fitted a wider body kit, larger alloys, two turbochargers, new exhaust, etc. Customers could then choose from a load of optional extras such as larger turbos, larger wheels, and even a convertible conversion.
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The car produced 700hp, which is more than a Ferrari 488. However, if you upgraded the engine to the evolution specification, you would get 1000hp. That sure is hypercar power and more than double what the F40 had.
