Once again, we are looking at the most beautiful Ferraris of the last months. This time, however, we are also taking a look at the ugliest ones. Because we really could see some super ugly ones!
First, we see one of the most respected and accordingly most beloved Ferraris in this category. It is a Ferrari 812 Competizione, which has been painted in an incredibly beautiful green. In addition, its rims have also been painted in the car's color, and the interior has been chosen in a breathtaking brown. Truly a perfect specimen!
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The next specimen is a very controversial one. Some love it, others hate it. The fact is, it has a very extraordinary paint job. It's a Purosangue, which drives around in probably the most extraordinary and expensive paint job Ferrari has ever had. That's not enough, though, because the interior is also incredibly specially chosen. The rest is provided by the carbon parts, all of which are in brown carbon. According to rumors, this car is supposed to actually belong to someone from the Ferrari family.
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In this specimen, which concerns a 599 GTB Fiorano HGTE, one can confidently say that it looks downright ugly. There isn't much to report because one can immediately see that it is a total mishmash of colors and elements that simply do not belong on a Ferrari. But see for yourself:
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Here we see again a beautiful specimen of the Daytona SP3, which was painted in the rare blue color Azzuro La Plata. It was combined with a dark blue interior and bronze-colored rims. In fact, this was the very first Daytona SP3 that went to the Netherlands.
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The next Ferrari is a Ferrari 599 GTB that went through the hands of Mansory. That can't mean anything good. Because everything Mansory gets its hands on comes out 20 times uglier than anything you've ever seen. The professionals at Mansory didn't make any difference with the Ferrari 599 GTB. This appalling specimen was seen in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.
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Here we see a classic Ferrari that has been configured in a very extraordinary way. It is a Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta Lusso that is painted in violet. That was truly very extraordinary for the time because most of the examples were in Rosso Corsa, and violet was an even rarer chosen color for all cars back then.
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The last ugly car we see is once again a Mansory. Particularly ugly on this specimen are the many add-on parts that have been installed. Mansory is known for not attaching one or two simple add-ons, no, they are known for completely overwhelming the car with add-ons that sometimes make no sense at all. Too many carbon surfaces and design elements, and then the conspicuous colors that wouldn't be bad at all in essence. But at some point, it's just too much...
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On this picture, we don't see just one but precisely six beautiful Ferraris. Each one is a different model and in a completely different configuration. Just looking at this colorful image is enjoyable. Now, imagine what a happy person the owner must be.
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At the end, we see this incredibly unique Enzo Ferrari, which is painted in an absurdly rare color. The color is called Grigio Alloy and was painted only once on the Enzo Ferrari. This Enzo belongs to a pretty cool collection from the United Kingdom, which also includes a silver F50, or a Lamborghini Reventón, and some other very cool cars.
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