Ferrari LaFerrari, Pearl White with #93 Livery

LaFerrari was unveiled at the 2013 Geneva show, and its name means simply "The Ferrari". It was the first Ferrari road car designed without Pininfarina, drawn instead at Ferrari's own Styling Centre under Flavio Manzoni, around a carbon-fibre monocoque designed by Rory Byrne. Behind the cabin sits the 6.3-litre F140 V12, giving 800 PS at 9,000 rpm, joined by a 163 PS HY-KERS electric unit for 963 PS in all, through a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Ferrari built 499 coupés at more than a million euros each. A 500th was announced in August 2016 and sold at auction for US$7 million for earthquake relief. The track-only FXX K was later developed from the same car.

This piece is the road car, in pearl white with a black roof, dressed in a track-style livery. The number 93 is on the doors in black, a tricolour band crosses the bonnet, and stripes shading from pink to blue run over the nose and along the flanks, with an orange and pink line around the tail. The lip of the front splitter is picked out in blue. The wheels are grey multi-spoke with red calipers, the LaFerrari script sits between the round tail lamps, and the car stands on a black base with a carbon pattern. It is built at 1:18.