Ferrari F12berlinetta Mansory Stallone, White

Mansory showed the Stallone at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2013, its take on Ferrari's front-engined F12berlinetta. The German tuner left the 6.3-litre V12 largely alone, with new engine software and a sports exhaust lifting it from 740 to 775 hp and adding 35 Nm, and spent its effort on carbon fibre. The whole front end was new, with a bonnet carrying its own air intakes and a bumper with large vents, both shaped to add downforce. Along the sides came new skirts, and at the back a discreet wing and an integrated diffuser, all on forged wheels of 21 inches at the front and 22 at the rear. Inside, the cabin was retrimmed in red and black leather and Alcantara.

The model wears white paint against black carbon. Carbon covers the vents in the bonnet, the panels behind the front wheels, the lower intakes and the diffuser, while the nose is split by a central blade running down between two large mesh-filled vents. Slats cut into each rear wing behind the wheel, the small carbon spoiler sits on the tail, and the plate reads Mansory. Grey multi-spoke wheels show red calipers, and through the glass the cabin is red and black. It stands on a carbon-weave base with a leather-bound edge, with a Mansory plaque on a small stand, built at 1:18.