Eric Clapton one off Ferrari

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ooo it screams Berlineta Boxer. I don't really like how it looks, but I do really like how they integrated the BB's bodylines within a new body.
 
That is SEXY
 
So... who's the hottie wearing braces?

Should've just left that part black.
 
the wheels kill it for me... they need to be a special design and /or done in like a dark gray to match the two tone... generic silver 458 wheels on a $4 million wouldnt cut it for me
 
Maybe he liked the wheels?
 
It looks great but yeah those 458 rims are just wrong on this particular model...
 
the wheels kill it for me... they need to be a special design and /or done in like a dark gray to match the two tone... generic silver 458 wheels on a $4 million wouldnt cut it for me

Maybe he liked the wheels?
Luckily HRE now makes a fix for that...

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Either, this thing looks amazing. Maybe not better than the 458 but better than the rest of the lineup for sure.
 
It looks nice, it would cooler if they had put in the 6.0 L V12 engine.

The wheels don't look odd on the car.

Those HRE would look good on it.
 
Man Lamborghini needs to get on the one off program.
 
It's like a cross between 458 Italia and 512BB'76
 
Reminds me of a cross between a 308 GTB and a 365 GT4 BB.
 
Very nice, very nice, how much?
 
Wow, that's a stunner. :drool: So simple but very effective, I love how they've almost just modernised a classic design.
 
Man Lamborghini needs to get on the one off program.

Pretty sure they already are. Lamborghini J Ring a bell?
 
They already have 2 one-off Aventadors.

Ferrari's program are commissioned projects, whereas at least Lamborghini's J was made as a concept and then sold to a private customer. I'm not sure what the second car you're referring to, so correct me if I'm wrong.
 
Looks nice, I just think it's too obviously a 458 underneath.
 
That actually looks nice...

:drool:
 
Yeah, I'm referring one-off to the extent that Ferrari does, not just a concept to be sold to a private collector.
 
Makes me think of a 512 (It's 512, right?), with contemporary Ferrari forms.
 
I prefer the standard 458, it's usually not wise to fiddle with near perfection.
 
Better then the FF, much more classy in my opinion.
 
The rear end is actually gorgeous. I just wish they did more for the front of the car.
 
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