We’re always worried when Mansory gets their hands on a new car because the end result is usually controversial. When the tuner introduced a set of parts for the Ferrari 812 Superfast about a year ago, we were pleasantly surprised by its understated appearance, which we cannot say about the 812 GTS shown here. Here is the “Stallone”, a wild makeover of Maranello’s atmospheric V12 convertible.
The Bavarian specialist has developed a carbon fiber body kit for the Italian supercar, topped with a massive rear wing that brings back memories of childhood when playing Need for Speed Underground.
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Striking blue, the interior is covered in leather everywhere and this “look at me” finish is contrasted by white accents here and there to soften the visual impact somewhat. Mansory added a bunch of carbon fiber trim and custom aluminum pedals to further separate the 812 GTS from its stock configuration. Illuminated door sills complete the changes to the interior.
The preparer also modified the engine mapping and installed a rather neat quadruple exhaust outlet. The huge 6.5-liter front-mounted engine now produces an output of 820 horsepower and 740 Nm, i.e. 31 hp (23 kW) and an additional 22 Nm. Thanks to this power, the 812 GTS Stallone reaches 100 km / h in 2.8 seconds and a top speed of 345 km / h.
If you’d rather have a more powerful, Ferrari-produced 812 GTS, it’s widely believed that the upcoming 812 Versione Speciale (or whatever its name is) will give birth to a convertible version. The latter could become the company’s very last naturally aspirated front-engine V12 model and it looks like it will deliver over 850 horsepower.
