Limited to just 799 examples worldwide, the Ferrari F12tdf is one of the most significant front-engined V12 models of the modern era. Developed as a far more focused evolution of the F12berlinetta, its naturally aspirated 6.3-litre V12 produces 769bhp, while shorter gear ratios, significantly faster shifts and Ferrari’s first application of rear-wheel steering transformed the car’s agility. Extensive aerodynamic revisions increased downforce by 87%, creating a car that feels substantially more aggressive and purposeful than the F12 on which it was based.

This particular example is finished in the timeless combination of Rosso Corsa over Nero Alcantara and features several options that are especially desirable on an F12tdf. Carbon fibre Racing Seats combined with four-point harnesses give the cabin a suitably focused, competition-inspired feel, while the suspension lifter makes the car considerably easier to use on the road. The Passenger Display is another sought-after feature, allowing the passenger to view key performance information and adding another layer of theatre to the experience.

With its naturally aspirated V12, rear-wheel-drive layout and genuinely limited production, the F12tdf occupies an increasingly important position within Ferrari’s lineage of hardcore V12 road cars. Based on the F12berlinetta, the final Ferrari V12 berlinetta developed with Pininfarina involvement, the tdf combines traditional Ferrari ingredients with a level of performance and intensity that makes it one of the defining special-series Ferraris of its generation.