How do you improve the experience of a V12 Ferrari? By removing the roof, of course.
The Ferrari 812 Superfast is the pinnacle of the Italian marque's road-going expertise, and the most powerful production series car to ever roll out of Maranello's gates.
As it turns out, identifying the quickest cars in Australia for 2021 is not an easy feat. Not only do they need to be available locally, they also need to meet our criterion of completing the 0-100km/h sprint in under three seconds. You may be expecting to see brands such as BMW, Audi and Mercedes, but interestingly, they don't make the cut...
Ferrari Australia has recalled 140 examples of its 812 Superfast from model years 2017 to 2020 over an issue that could see the rear window detach from the rest of the car. The recall notice, lodged with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), says "incorrect bonding of the rear window may lead to decreased adhesion of the rear window to the rear hood"...
Turning off traction control in the centre of London isn’t a great idea at the best of times, but when you’re driving a 588kW Ferrari 812 Superfast it's just asking for trouble. Footage posted to YouTube this week shows a young driver crashing the powerful Italian supercar after lighting up the rears on Lambeth Bridge...
Ferrari's beautiful 812 Superfast has been transformed into this, the Omologata, a one-off special. The Omologata is the 10th special V12 front-engined customer order to be unveiled since the P540 Superfast was delivered to an American buyer in 2009, continuing the tradition of completely transforming a 'regular' Ferrari for the brand's most loyal and well-heeled clients...
