The guys at Cam Shaft have done a tatseful Ferrari tuning job with the Ferrari 458 Italia by using chrome throughout the exterior. Check the out the pictures where you can see the slight chrome additions to the roof, winglets, and rear diffuser. Then you have the tinted taillights and black wheels to contrast the chrome effect. Overall, you have a unique Ferrari 458 Italia that has handled a chrome accent look quite well.
Here is the first official take on the Ferrari 599 by the tuner Vorsteiner. Calling it the Ferrari 599-VX, the tuning company stated that this is only the beginning of what is to come for the exotic Ferrari models. In an attempt to construct the perfect combination of aerdynamics and performance, it looks like Vorsteiner did a great job.
Here we have the winner of the Ferrari World Design Contest 2011, where 50 universities from around the world competed. This winning Ferrari design was constructed by three students from the Hongik University of Seoul, South Korea. They call it the Ferrari Eternità, and have the inital 2D rendering, 3D computer model, as well as a 1:4 scale model on display. Chairman Luca di Montezemolo of Ferrari was impressed with the results, and praised the students for their hard work and creativity while competing in the Ferrari World Design Contest. Hit the jump to see the other two finalists concepts, and stay tuned for a future Ferrari that could use some of these styling ideas.
The guys at SR Auto Group are proud to announce this first look at a new kit for the Ferrari 458. The Canadian tuners will be one of the official dealers of the Japanese SVR Japan package, and this one looks like it could be a good seller. Lips have been added to the front, sides, and rear of the body kit, along with a new wing and wheels. Stay tuned for more SR Auto Group and SVR Japan projects as they work together on this Ferrari 458 kit, and high end exotic cars found all over the world.
The German car tuning firm DMC has released a new kit for the Ferrari FF called the Maximus. This new Ferrari design looks awfully similar to the Porsche Panamera with the rear end, however is only a two door model. The package from DMC consists of new bumpers, side skirts, rear diffuser, trunk spoiler, and a rear wing. Up front it has been extended and lightened by 70 kg with the carbon fiber they used to construct the bumper. However, the real Ferrari FF performance lies under the hood with a twin supercharged 6.0-liter V12 engine.
