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StarLight Garage presents today a beautiful street legal Ferrari with a little magic touch here and there, here is the Ferrari 458 Stazitto by Lights2Flag from 2015.
Read the fantastic story of the owner itself.
Will the Ferrari 458 Italia ever join the history books?
I think it will, slowly but steady crossing into the history books of the famous Pracing Horse.
His successor already saw a glimpse of light, it's named the Ferrari 488 GTB.
This car will soon find his way (like many others beautiful Ferraris did in the past) to many garages or man caves all over the world. Sadly the 458 is on the way out … but this does not mean it will leave quietly.
This jaw-dropping Prancing Horse was not long ago delivered to a Swedish actor, Mikael Persbrandt.
But Mikael didn't want the already beautiful Ferrari in it's original looks, so he handed the brand new Ferrari over to the team of a Swedish race shop called, Lights2Flag.
The guys from Lights2Flag had enough experience and passion to transform the street car into a road-going race car. What a brilliant job they did .... just awesome.
This Ferrari 458 have all the looks to be associated with a "real" GT3 car, just look at the impressive list of modifications:
Outside:
- Carbon fibre bumpers
- Aerodynamic diffusers
- Aerodynamic splitters
- A massive rear wing
- Shouty fender flares
- Carbon fibre bumpers
- Aerodynamic diffusers
- Aerodynamic splitters
- A massive rear wing
- Shouty fender flares
Inside:
- Four-point racing belts
- 458 Challenge gear-shift paddles
- Prepare the body for the razor-sharp Öhlins adjustable suspension
- Custom three-piece wheels.
- A staggered set of 20 and 21-inch wheels come equipped for the street
- A a second 19-inch set donning racing slicks for the track
- Four-point racing belts
- 458 Challenge gear-shift paddles
- Prepare the body for the razor-sharp Öhlins adjustable suspension
- Custom three-piece wheels.
- A staggered set of 20 and 21-inch wheels come equipped for the street
- A a second 19-inch set donning racing slicks for the track
Lights2Flag has only left one thing untouched, the 4.5-litre V8 engine which produces already a massive 570 horsepower. But they added new inlet pipes and a Capristo exhaust among others.
The Ferrari is named the ‘Stazitto’, which translated in Italian slang will be “shut up.”
Lights2Flag hasn’t did this all for free, of course not ... Mikael gets or will get soon an invoice for this fantastic transformation, one that will be around $230,000.
Well that's a bargain for such an upgrade.
Visit Lights2Flag here
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