“Curated for the open road.”
Ferrari F12 Berlinetta
Tailor Made
Ferrari is synonymous with passion, theatre and performance.
This F12 Berlinetta proves that elegance can be just as powerful.
Created through Ferrari's exclusive Tailor Made programme, this highly bespoke example reimagines the marque's flagship V12 grand tourer through an entirely different lens. Instead of drawing inspiration from the racetrack, its specification appears influenced by the traditions of British grand touring, bespoke tailoring and understated luxury.
Finished in a classic ferrari british verde and paired with an extraordinary interior combining rich brown Cuio leather with verde stitching, exposed carbon fibre and meticulously crafted details, this F12 stands apart from virtually every other example produced. It is a specification that should not work on paper—yet does so brilliantly in reality.
The contrast is fascinating. Beneath the long bonnet lies one of Ferrari's greatest modern engines: a naturally aspirated 6.3-litre V12 producing 740 horsepower and revving beyond 8,000 rpm. It is pure Italian engineering theatre, uncompromising and emotional.
Yet the cabin tells a different story. The warm saddle leather, restrained colour palette and handcrafted details evoke the atmosphere of a gentleman's club in Mayfair rather than a supercar showroom in Modena. Carbon fibre surfaces remind you that this remains one of the most technologically advanced grand tourers of its generation, while the colour combination brings an almost Aston Martin-like sense of occasion.
It is a rare fusion of two worlds.
Italian passion and British restraint. Advanced technology and timeless craftsmanship.
Performance and elegance. For Collection-RR, this unique Atelier commission represents one of the most compelling interpretations of the modern Ferrari grand tourer. A car capable of crossing Europe at extraordinary speed while surrounding its occupants with the atmosphere of a bespoke luxury carriage. Perhaps that is why we often refer to it as: *The Most British Ferrari Ever Built.* Not because it lacks Italian character. But because it adds another layer to it.
