Ferrari has unveiled the production version of the Pininfarina Sergio concept. The car was designed to pay tribute to Sergio Pininfarina. As we all know, it was Pininfarnia forged the company's longstanding partnership with Ferrari. The Sergio is based on the 458 Spider and is notably less extreme than the original concept, but that you expect.
There are a few styling changes to the car, however, it still boasts of a familiar front fascia and gets unique black accents inspired by the concept. The car also has a negative rear window and a unique roll bar with integrated air intakes.
Then there's a ventilated rear engine cover, circular taillights and a dual exhaust system. There's also a rear diffuser and Sergio-specific forged alloy wheels. There is no word when it comes to details about the performance specifications of the car but Ferrari confirmed that the power is provided by the 4.5-litre V8 engine. Inside is a familiar sight as the cabin largely carries over from the 458 Spider but this particular model has been equipped with leather / Alcantara sport seats, red contrast stitching and carbon fiber trim.
There is also a Sergio emblem on the flat-bottom steering wheel. Production will be limited to six units and all of them have already been sold.
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