Ferrari 812 N-Largo, Gloss Carbon Fibre

Ferrari launched the 812 Superfast at the Geneva Motor Show in 2017 as the successor to the F12berlinetta, with a 6.5-litre V12 in the nose producing 800 PS at 8,500 rpm. Novitec, the German tuning house, built its N-Largo conversion on it, and largo is Italian for wide: the whole car is built out around broader bodywork. This model shows what that involves on the coupé: flared arches front and rear, a new nose with deep intakes and canards, vents cut into the bonnet and front wings, sculpted sills, a rear wing standing clear of the tail and a diffuser with four tailpipes set in two pairs.

Davis & Giovanni finishes the entire body in gloss exposed carbon, the weave running across the bonnet, roof and widened arches, so the car reads black from across a room and patterned up close. The cabin is bright red, visible through every window and through the rear glass, and yellow calipers sit behind black multi-spoke wheels. At the tail, the four round lamps and a dark prancing horse are set into carbon. The white leather base has red stitching, and its black plaque reads Novitec 812 N-Largo and Davis & Giovanni and marks the model as part of a limited edition. It is built in resin at 1:18.